→6.7 cm long Spinosaurus teeth It is a very beautiful, sleak and curved with natural shine to it of the iconic Spinosaurus from lower Cretaceous around ~95 Million years ago. The teeth is in natural state. The top of teeth shows feeding and usage signs as evident with eroded enamel while enamel is also eroded awat bit down from the tip of the teeth as well which can due to fossilization process or due to natural usage when the Spinosaurus was alive. Due to unique curvature and the thin profile of the teeth, it resembles teeth of plesiosaurus. By rubbing the finger on the teeth one can feel the characteristic flukes with weak serrations as Spinosaurus teeth were meant to hold firmly and pierce the fish. The presented teeth can stands on its own making it very cool. The underside of the teeth reveals nice fossilization and mineralization. There is a natural fault line towards the junction of root and enamel region but overall teeth is intact and hard and it seems no restoration/repair/crack filling have been performed which makes the teeth purely natural state to the best of our analysis and inspection. Detailed photos have been provided for reference.