Enchodus Fang Size:Large amorphous solid

amorphous solid

Known as nacre

Commonly known as celts

the fossils measure 2-4" wide but as you can see below the shape can vary

Above: A White Shark Jumping with Prey at Sunset (Source: Mini Museum)A seal unfortunate enough to find itself in the eyes of a hungry great white is in for a prolonged and brutal struggle

Enchodus Fang Size:Large amorphous solidAbove: Front of the Specimen Card While prehistoric fish came in all shapes and sizes, Enchodus stands out from the crowd thanks to its serious bite. While this Cretaceous period fish was by no means the most massive or dangerous predator of its time, it still struck a fearsome appearance with four elongated teeth that protruded from its mouth like fangs. These teeth could grow up to 2. 4 inches, and earned Enchodus the nickname: the saber toothed