spinosaurus teeth

Spinosaurus teeth are among the most iconic and sought‑after dinosaur fossils in the world, prized for their distinctive conical shape, fine serrations, and the unparalleled size of the animal that bore them. Spinosaurus aegyptiacus, which lived in North Africa during the Late Cretaceous (about 100–94 million years ago), is arguably the largest carnivorous dinosaur ever discovered, exceeding even Tyrannosaurus rex in length. Its teeth were specialized for catching large fish—long, slender crowns with subtle carinae that helped grip slippery prey. Our teeth originate from the Kem Kem beds of southeastern Morocco, a deposit that preserves a rich ecosystem of giant fish, pterosaurs, and crocodiles. Collectors value teeth that retain original enamel with visible growth lines and a complete root, as broken or heavily worn specimens are less desirable. Careful extraction from the soft sandstone matrix leaves the delicate enamel intact, often revealing the characteristic “peeling” texture that confirms authenticity. We strongly recommend examining the root‑crown transition; a natural tooth shows a distinct, un‑repaired neck area. All our Spinosaurus teeth come with a certificate of authenticity, documenting their Moroccan provenance and ethical excavation. Shipments are made with cushioned mounts inside sturdy boxes, fully tracked and insured, so your piece arrives pristine. Whether you are a seasoned collector or a first‑time buyer, you can trust that these teeth represent a genuine connection to one of the most mysterious giants of the Mesozoic era.