Dinosaur Tooth Fossil 7.3 cm – Spinosaurus Iconic Predator | Cretaceous Morocco Authentic meteorite

Dinosaur Tooth Fossil 7.3 cm – Spinosaurus Iconic Predator | Cretaceous Morocco Authentic meteoriteLate Cretaceous (~95 million years ago) Kem Kem Beds, Morocco This genuine Spinosaurus tooth is a striking fossil from one of the largest carnivorous dinosaurs ever to exist. Dating back more than 95 million years, it belonged to a semi aquatic predator that ruled both land and water, using its long, conical teeth to seize powerful prey in the rivers of ancient North Africa. Beautifully preserved, the tooth displays rich enamel texture and natural

conical teeth to seize powerful prey in the rivers of ancient North Africa

(Sauropod Dinosaur)• Geological period: Jurassic (~165 Mya)• Origin: Atlas Mountains

unpolished specimen — ready for display

The specimen displays clearly visible grain patterns and natural texture

sweeping genal spines

More than a fossil

conical teeth perfectly evolved for catching massive fish and prey

Dating back over 66 million years

2cm• Formation: Fossil ammonite shell transformed into iridescent gemstone

adding botanical detail to the prehistoric ecosystem

this ancient rock travelled through the universe before landing on Earth

the specimen preserves strong bone structure and natural surface texture shaped by long-term burial