A rare set of teeth from a prehistoric Carcharocles angustidens shark that lived 25 million years ago Source: MUSEUMS VICTORIA
A chance fossil discovery on the Victorian coastline has unlocked the secrets of a marauding monster that roamed the seas 25 million years ago. The rare set of teeth belong to the prehistoric Great Jagged Narrow-Tooth Shark - which was more than twice the size of its modern day contemporaries...
A chance fossil discovery on the Victorian coastline has unlocked the secrets of a marauding monster that roamed the seas 25 million years ago. The rare set of teeth belong to the prehistoric Great Jagged Narrow-Tooth Shark - which was more than twice the size of its modern day contemporaries...
