Real Hastalis Shark Tooth Fossil – 1.5" Broad-Toothed Mako Fossil

Own a genuine fossil tooth from one of the prehistoric relatives of today's great white shark.

This impressive fossil shark tooth measures approximately 1.5 inches and appears consistent with Cosmopolitodus hastalis, commonly known as the broad-toothed mako shark. Hastalis is an extinct species of large prehistoric shark whose fossil teeth are prized by collectors for their distinctive broad crowns and smooth cutting edges.

This specimen features a beautifully preserved triangular crown with the smooth, unserrated edges characteristic of hastalis, along with a substantial fossilized root. Its natural coloration and preservation make it an attractive example for a fossil, shark tooth or natural history collection.

Fossil Details:

• Identification: Cosmopolitodus hastalis
• Common Name: Broad-Toothed Mako
• Type: Real fossil shark tooth
• Size: Approximately 1.5"
• Smooth, unserrated cutting edges
• Genuine prehistoric shark fossil
• Natural fossil coloration
• You will receive the exact fossil pictured

Identification is based on the visible characteristics of the specimen and has not been independently verified by a paleontologist.

Cosmopolitodus hastalis was a formidable prehistoric shark known from fossil deposits around the world. The species is particularly interesting because of its relationship to the lineage that ultimately produced the modern great white shark.

Whether you're building a fossil shark tooth collection, searching for an authentic prehistoric fossil, or looking for a unique piece of natural history, this 1.5-inch specimen provides a tangible connection to Earth's ancient oceans.