→ 11.8 cm long x 9 cm wide Otudus Megalodon teeth It is a very beautiful predominantly orange-golden coloured Megalodon teeth. On the front side it has a dark region over the golden bourlette while on the back region there one can notice a unique white shape like it has been sprayed. The orange-golden coloration is usually attributed to presence of iron compound during fossilization while whiteness is related to calcium or silica presence in the region surrounding the teeth during the fossilization. This teeth is highly likely to be in the lower of the enormous Megalodon because of its dagger like shape & with symmetrical profile. The serrations of the teeth are in excellent shape with a intact but somewhat eroded root due to fossilization. The teeth appears to be in natural state with slight possibility that some small amount of extra material added to root for re-enforcement. Please refer to photos for detailed looks of this fossil.