Cretaceous Shark Tooth Necklace champsosaurus and most likely swallowed rocks

and most likely swallowed rocks to grind food in its stomach to aid digestion

and allows one to easily see why these raptors became so infamous for these "sickle" claws

on mount 2"-3" height

but the bulla is present on every Sarcosuchus skull known

existing about 145 million years ago

Cretaceous Shark Tooth Necklace champsosaurus and most likely swallowed rocksThe pendant on this necklace is a real fossil tooth belonging to a prehistoric shark. This authentic tooth was found in Morocco and dates to the Cretaceous period, over 100 million years ago. This allows the owner to have a real tooth to the most fearsome and long lasting dynasty of oceanic predators the world has seen. Teeth are an assortment and may vary in shape, size, color, and species. Sharks are a group of predatory cartilaginous fish that