Sarcosuchus Tooth 3.2cm – Giant Prehistoric Crocodile - Cretaceous | North Africa Tethysaurus

Sarcosuchus Tooth 3.2cm – Giant Prehistoric Crocodile - Cretaceous | North Africa TethysaurusEarly Cretaceous (~112100 million years ago) North Africa This authentic Sarcosuchus tooth originates from the Early Cretaceous, approximately 112 to 100 million years ago. It belonged to one of the largest crocodile like predators ever to live, often referred to as SuperCroc, which inhabited vast river systems across prehistoric North Africa. The tooth displays a strong conical shape typical of crocodilian predators, adapted for gripping and holding

compact form with natural enamel texture and characteristic morphology

offering a detailed glimpse into relatively recent forest ecosystems

it represents a long-necked marine reptile that inhabited the warm waters of the ancient Tethys Ocean

it reflects the close relationship between humans and livestock during the development of early agricultural landscapes

Unearthed in the marine deposits of Goulmima

adapted for gripping and holding prey

Morocco• Suitable for tabletop or wall display• Dimensions: 59

Weighing 4 kilograms

approximately 88 million years ago

Its natural enamel surface and robust structure reflect the powerful bite and feeding strategy of this massive semi-aquatic reptile

Measuring an impressive three meters in length

Condition:Authentic fossils — professionally cleaned and stabilized