Large Spinosaurus Tooth – Cretaceous Period – Kem Kem Beds, Morocco An impressive Spinosaurus tooth from the renowned Kem Kem Formation of Morocco, dating to the Late Cretaceous, approximately 95 million years ago. The specimen shows strong natural preservation, highlighted by rich brown and ochre tones that enhance its visual impact. The enamel is well preserved, exhibiting a natural glossy surface with fine longitudinal striations characteristic of Spinosaurus teeth. Its gently curved profile and robust proportions reflect the powerful predatory adaptations of one of the largest carnivorous dinosaurs ever to have lived. A striking and authentic fossil, ideal for collectors and enthusiasts alike, offering a direct connection to the legendary semi-aquatic predator that once ruled the river systems of prehistoric North Africa.