I. hastalis Ridgeville South Carolina 2.01"

I. hastalis Ridgeville South Carolina 2.01"Stunning Isurus hastalis specimen has a stunning, glossy enamel and perfect edges. Found in Austin Pit, Ridgeville Dorchester county, SC Isurus hastalis, often called the broad toothed mako, was a fast and powerful predator that ruled the oceans during the Miocene and Pliocene epochs. With large, smooth edged teeth, it likely hunted bony fish, marine mammals, and smaller sharks. Considered a probable ancestor of todays mako sharks, I. hastalis fossils

The study of these prehistoric proboscideans

but we don’t yet have direct fossil evidence for pack behavior in the Kem Kem material

polished in-house and beautifully wrapped in 14K gold filled wire

Physical Characteristics: Allosaurus was a large

a period characterized by massive ice sheets and colder global temperatures

or opal replacing the original coral structure

so they’re dramatically more affordable

Often associated with tranquility and communication

The finish is matte black

ideal for gripping prey like fish

After traveling through space

glossy enamel and an intact tip