Buried Treasure Fossils Blog
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Hi! I'm Gary Greaser. I share information on a range of fossils such as Shark teeth, Megalodon teeth, and Dinosaur teeth. If you are interested in knowing about the animal's history or about fossils then this page is for you. My passion for hunting and collecting fossils has brought me here to share it with all of you. Whether you are a seasoned collector, investor, new collector, or..
Buried Treasure Fossils Blog
11M ago
The tiger shark is one of the world's largest predatory sharks in existence today, reaching lengths of up to 5.5 meters. This shark is a global species that can be found in all oceans. Hence, there is something so powerful and enigmatic about finding this shark's tooth and adding tiger shark teeth for sale ..read more
Buried Treasure Fossils Blog
11M ago
More people are killed in road accidents than by shark attacks each year. But, thanks to their ferocious depiction in movies, Great White sharks are the most feared apex predators on the planet. great white shark teeth for sale ..read more
Buried Treasure Fossils Blog
11M ago
Shark teeth fossils make amazing collectibles, but before you make any deals or invest in fabricated teeth claimed as authentic shark teeth fossils, a certain amount of caution should be practiced ..read more
Buried Treasure Fossils Blog
11M ago
The teeth of dinosaurs teach vertebrate paleontologists a lot about them. Dinosaur teeth are among the more common fossil discoveries. The discovery of teeth in 1822 is credited with sparking interest in dinosaurs in the Western world ..read more
Buried Treasure Fossils Blog
11M ago
Nodosaurs are members of the family Nodosauridae. They were armored, herbivorous (plant-eating) dinosaurs from the Late Jurassic to Early Cretaceous eras (163 to 65 million years ago). These animals are believed to have survived Home Page Latest Post nodosaur teeth for sale ..read more
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11M ago
There is nothing quite like the thrill of exploring and discovering remnants of the old world, of beings that populated the earth long before humans walked the planet. Of all the creatures that have inhabited the earth, there are none quite as fascinating as dinosaurs. titanosaur teeth for sale ..read more
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11M ago
Tyrannosaurus rex is one of the most iconic dinosaurs, and its bones are among the most recognizable in the world. But did you know that there are some amazing facts about the T. rex's bones that you may never have heard before? For starters, the T. rex had some of the strongest bones in the dinosaur kingdom Home Page Latest Post ..read more
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11M ago
Exploring ancient dig sites to look for centuries-old dinosaur fossils might seem a little nerdy in the beginning, but for people with a real interest in the history of the planet and a healthy amount of wonder surrounding these magnificent beasts that once roamed the planet, it is the equivalent of a great adventure. Home Page Latest Post abelisaur teeth for sale ..read more
Buried Treasure Fossils Blog
11M ago
The discovery of a new species of a prehistoric reptile is always an exciting event. Such is the case with the Elosuchus, a species of crocodile that lived during the Late Cretaceous Period, approximately 100 million years ago. The Elosuchus was first discovered in 2002 Home Page Latest Post elosuchus teeth for sale ..read more
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Like dinosaurs, Megalodon sharks are a mystery to us. We know little about these ancient, massive ocean-dwelling creatures, but what we do know for sure is that these were the largest sharks to ever existed. Courtesy of the teeth-shedding system, which is also standard for modern-day sharks, paleontologists have gathered much information about this extinct species, including their average age, diet, locations, and more. A Megalodon shark had approximately 275 teeth arranged in rows in each jaw. They shed plenty of teeth for collectors to find on beaches. But finding megalodon shark teeth is no ..read more