This is a tooth from a Megalodon, an extinct ancestor of sharks.
- This tooth is a shaped like a wide triangle.
- If you zoom in, you can notice serrations, or small jagged edges around the edge of the tooth. These are there to help chew meat.
- This tooth is closely related to the canine teeth in our mouths that also help humans chew meat while it’s in our mouths.
This is a tooth from a Tyrannosaurus Rex.
- This tooth is shaped like a skinny triangle.
- If you zoom in, you can notice there are no serrations, and the tooth is not as sharp or pointy as the Megalodon tooth.
- This tooth is closely related to the incisors in our mouths that help humans take a bite out of our food.
This is a tooth from a Megalodon, an extinct ancestor of sharks.
- This tooth is a shaped like a wide triangle.
- If you zoom in, you can notice serrations, or small jagged edges around the edge of the tooth. These are there to help chew meat.
- This tooth is closely related to the canine teeth in our mouths that also help humans chew meat while it’s in our mouths.
This is a tooth from a Tyrannosaurus Rex.
- This tooth is shaped like a skinny triangle.
- If you zoom in, you can notice there are no serrations, and the tooth is not as sharp or pointy as the Megalodon tooth.
- This tooth is closely related to the incisors in our mouths that help humans take a bite out of our food.
This is a tooth from a Megalodon, an extinct ancestor of sharks.
- This tooth is a shaped like a wide triangle.
- If you zoom in, you can notice serrations, or small jagged edges around the edge of the tooth. These are there to help chew meat.
- This tooth is closely related to the canine teeth in our mouths that also help humans chew meat while it’s in our mouths.