Rare Megalodon Shark Tooth Found By Little Girl on Maryland Beach; See Pic of The Once-In-A-Lifetime Kind of Find!
On Christmas Day, a 9-year-old girl Molly was out searching for shark teeth with her family in Calvert Beach, Maryland, when the amateur fossil hunter found a rare tooth of the megalodon shark, an extinct marine species critters. At 5 inches, the tooth is the biggest ever found in Calvert County.
A nine-year-old girl Molly Sampson found an extremely rare and ancient fossil fuel that is the tooth of the now-extinct megalodon shark. The girl discovered the once-in-a-lifetime kind of find on a Maryland beach on Christmas Day. Megalodon sharks are said to be the most powerful predators ever who died at least 3.5 million years ago. The ancient Greek for the marine creature means "big tooth". According to Molly's mother, the tooth Molly found was 5 inches long, as big as her hand. Sea Dragon Fossil Video Goes Viral! Watch Rare 180-Million-Year-Old Ichthyosaur Fossil Discovered in UK Reservoir.
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