Framed display featuring an authentic collection of fossil fish and reptile teeth from the famous phosphate mines of Morocco (Khouribga region), dating to approximately 45–70 million years ago (Late Cretaceous–Eocene). The set includes a variety of well-preserved specimens, such as shark teeth (including species like Carcharhias, Serratolamna, Cretolamna, and Otodus/Odontaspis), ray dental plates (Myliobatis), and other marine fossils (e.g., Enchodus, Onchosaurus, Pristis). Each specimen is individually labeled, making this both an educational and decorative piece. The fossils are neatly arranged in a wooden frame with a glass front, ready for wall display. The contrast against the dark background enhances the visibility and aesthetic appeal of each piece.