Why is the shark tooth georgia state fossil
Shark Tooth Island Georgia Fossils!
so we are out here on Shark Island
really cool place I'm under the
impression that a lot of this stuff has
been dredged and put up on this island
we kind of had the most luck just you
know sort of taking our hands and
brushing through this stuff and we are
finding the shark teeth one of the
things that we did when we first got
here was scour the tide lines you want
to get down close like really close like
my on your hands and knees right
here's the second bus today
I can't I think this is a tiger to
myself back in the hotel room and we
have awesome lighting and I was also
able to get some of these teeth cleaned
up let's take a closer look so oh in 4k
look at that Nikko that is a sexy tooth
got the color on the oh yeah
fo sho and nice tiger very cool
I found this on a timeline and there's
some stuff that probably nobody moved
over her Karen doublet hunter so I was
hoping a bunch of stuff over and then I
found this guy laying right underneath
pretty cool and the cutest baby Meg
dudududududu was a very small Meg so
cool and here's some larger Meg's
I'm a little bit unsure about this one
because this is like very serrated I
don't know if those thing that's
definitely big
I love the color on this one really nice
good that blue that's one of the really
cool things about the teeth from here is
that oops they're not as dark as the
Peace River stuff although I will
forever hold a special place in my heart
for the Peace River because that place
is awesome
nice huh me
snaggletooth
serrations on that are awesome look at
that
very cool
very nice tooth
here's somebody owns this is a stingray
barb stingray it's fine
see you to write it another time a dozen
it's still pretty cool one oh yeah and
here's that vertebrae so I'm not really
sure what to yet I have to do some more
research kind of cool
