Real Baby Shark Tooth 🦷 🐚 Necklace Bull Shark Tooth Natural Shell

Attention! Biology class! :) Why Shark Teeth Wash Up on Beaches: Sharks continuously lose and replace their teeth throughout their lives, shedding thousands of teeth over their lifetime. These teeth can become fossilised over time, especially if they are buried in sediment. Ocean currents, erosion, and storms can expose these fossilised teeth, washing them ashore. So it's totally ethical and cute to wear a baby shark tooth necklace! :) The shark tooth is real—it could be from a recent dental loss or one that occurred millions of years ago. Many sharks repeatedly lose teeth, with an endless rotation of new replacements growing in. Fossilised shark teeth can come in many colours depending on the substrate where they rested for millennia or longer. This tooth is most likely a lower jaw modern (unfossilised) bull shark (Carcharhinus leucas) tooth. Wearing shark tooth jewellery (necklaces and bracelets) has been very popular in surfing culture, especially back in the 70s.