https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Fk1otNRp0s
Went up to Holden beach this morning for some shark tooth hunting. The large shell piles were gone today. Still managed to find a few things including this

https://www.thefossilforum.com/topic/134430-my-2022-2023-holden-beach-experience/
I wanted to share a compilation of my visits to Holden Beach, North Carolina from 2022 to 2023. I have gone 5 times since the replenishment project occurred there: April 2022, twice in October 2022, February 2023, and April 2023. While I was mostly picking up the Hardouinia mortonis echinoids, I found a little bit of everything out there.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qY4VksTQRkI
Always looking for Great white shark teeth while hunting the beaches. Holden beach has been the most consistent area for a while now to find shark teeth. I

https://www.wsoctv.com/news/local/family-finds-shark-tooth-nc-beach-that-experts-say-is-15-million-years-old/BWEGVW6GUVF6HJ3UTXBMBR2P3Q/
September 25, 2020 at 7:40 pm EDT. Caption. (WSOC) HOLDEN BEACH, N.C. — A family found a shark tooth at Holden Beach that experts said is 15 million years old. The family said their son found

https://www.newsweek.com/huge-tooth-found-north-carolina-came-ancient-23-foot-great-white-shark-1782008
Science and Health Reporter. A married couple have found a "massive" fossilized great white tooth on a North Carolina beach that came from a huge shark. Experts told Newsweek that the white shark

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03m_3LFc4Bs
we love hunting shark teeth on all the nc beaches. we have been getting decent hauls, one day over 200 (most were just splinters of teeth) join us as we loo

https://holdenbeachnc.com/how-to-hunt-for-sharks-teeth/
Sharks have 4 rows of teeth and lose hundreds of them daily. When the lost teeth sink to the bottom of the ocean and become buried in sediment. Eventually, it begins to fossilize. The minerals in the sediment gradually replace the original tooth material. This process takes thousands of years to complete, which is why so many people collect

https://waltermagazine.com/explore/shop/best-north-carolina-beaches-for-shark-teet/
The Best North Carolina Beaches to Find Shark Teeth. According to our experts, Holden Beach, Ocean Isle and Topsail Island are among the best places to search for these unique fossils. Learn why. Hunting along the shoreline for sharks' teeth. According the the pros, our state is a particular hotspot for finding fossilized shark teeth.

https://www.dutchsharksociety.org/best-beaches-to-find-shark-teeth-in-north-carolina/
If you try hard enough, you could find a shark tooth on almost any beach in North Carolina, but if you want to give yourself a fighting chance, a trip to Topsail Beach should be at the top of your list. Topsail Beach " is one of the most well-known shark tooth islands along the East Coast .". Just last year, one lucky couple discovered two

https://www.reddit.com/r/sharkteeth/comments/nsio2c/shark_teeth_i_found_at_holden_beachnc/
No, I found it right on the edge of the beach. Can confirm. Those guys really know their stuff. Great white shark tooth. Nice find. 3.6K subscribers in the sharkteeth community. This sub is here for a few things, allow us to list some: . Discussion about shark teeth and the….

https://www.reddit.com/r/NorthCarolina/comments/u5a972/shark_teeth_found_at_holden_beach/
The island just had a beach nourishment project finished. They covered from the East end to roughly the 800 block. Lots of new sand dredged from offshore is now on the beach. Lots of cool shells, corals, and shark teeth to be found. 138 votes, 15 comments. 411K subscribers in the NorthCarolina community. All Things North Carolina.

https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/u5a2oc/oc_great_white_shark_tooth_i_found_today_on/
I think you actually have a small fossil Megalodon front tooth. The serrations are more finely spaced than the more jagged serrations you would find in a fossil great white tooth, and a great white tooth would typically be thinner. I think the root of the tooth has eroded away a bit due to wavd action. Either way, very nice find!

https://thatfloridalife.com/how-to-go-shark-tooth-hunting/
While you can find shark teeth on the east coast Florida sands of places like Jupiter Beach, Amelia Island and St. Augustine beach, the Florida shores surrounding the Gulf of Mexico are also teeming with excellent places for shark tooth hunting along the shores of Casey Key, and Manasota Key. But if you are looking for the best of the best in

https://rockseeker.com/best-places-to-find-sharks-teeth/
Best Places To Find Sharks Teeth. 1. Venice, Florida. Venice, Florida is known as the "Shark Tooth Capital of the World" for a very good reason. It's because there are so many fossilized shark teeth that have been found here, and there are multitudes more to be found. All possible thanks in part to its location above an ancient deep

https://oceanislebeach.com/how-to-hunt-for-sharks-teeth/
Sharks have 4 rows of teeth and lose hundreds of them daily. When the lost teeth sink to the bottom of the ocean and become buried in sediment. Eventually, it begins to fossilize. The minerals in the sediment gradually replace the original tooth material. This process takes thousands of years to complete, which is why so many people collect

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GSvasgG1kw
Found a large crow shark tooth while visiting Holden beach. These sharks went extinct like 65 million years ago, so this rare shark tooth is really old. Th

https://www.christopherlaney.com/blog/2016/05/31/the-best-ways-to-find-shark-teeth-at-the-beach/
Rock quarries can be great places to find shark teeth but get permission first. Beyond the beach - Shark teeth can be found in lots of places other than beaches. I mentioned earlier they can be found in creek beds. As water cuts through the sediment layers, all sorts of fossils can be exposed including the teeth.

https://www.reddit.com/r/beachcombing/comments/uda8n5/shark_teeth_found_on_holden_beach_nc_along_the/
Found on Holden Beach, NC along the 500s this week. Why are they so blue?? The photo does represent them as blue however, they actually are black. My brain can't make sense of this for some reason. As I figured yet hoped otherwise 😊 they are black even though they don't seem so in the photo.

https://oak-islandnc.com/how-to-hunt-for-sharks-teeth/
Wide bases are attached to thinner triangles of varying sharpness. Sometimes, shark teeth will have serrated edges and are curved in a certain way, depending on what side of the mouth the tooth was on. For serious hunters, a naked eye might not be enough; chances of finding shark teeth increase the more you dig and sift through the sand.

https://rockseeker.com/how-to-find-shark-teeth-on-the-beach/
Step 1: Choose the right beach. Shark teeth once found are found in abundance. However, they don't exist everywhere. There are particular beaches famous for their sharks and shark teeth-lined shores. For instance, Venice beach in Florida is known as the Shark Tooth Capital of the World. The popularity of Venice, Florida as a destination for

https://gardenandgun.com/articles/7-of-the-best-southern-beaches-for-finding-shark-teeth/
Montross, Virginia. A few hours south of Calvert Cliffs is the 1,300-acre Westmoreland State Park, an area on the Potomac River's Northern Neck known for its bevy of shark teeth, whale bone fossils, and other artifacts within its 150-feet high Horsehead Cliffs. Chippokes State Park, near Williamsburg along the banks of the James River, is

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/shark-attack-survivor-relives-terrifying-swim-through-his-own-blood-to-escape-heart-pounding-moment/ar-BB1oAs9V
Massive 15ft great white shark washes up on beach after being eaten by even bigger predator Woman swallowed by 13ft shark while swimming with friends - and nobody noticed "He punched it in the face.