Large Enchodus Tooth (AKA Sabre Toothed Herring)

A Tooth from the Age of the Sea Monsters

Meet Enchodus — a formidable predatory fish that prowled the ancient seas during the Late Cretaceous period, over 65 million years ago. Often nicknamed the "sabre-toothed herring" for its impressive fang-like teeth, Enchodus was one of the most widespread and successful fish of its era.

This genuine Enchodus tooth is a remarkable piece of natural history — a direct relic of a creature that swam in seas long before humans walked the earth. Each tooth displays the characteristic elongated, pointed form that made Enchodus such an effective predator, often with beautiful natural preservation and lustre intact.

• Genuine fossil Enchodus tooth — approximately 65+ million years old
• Characteristic elongated, fang-like form
• Natural preservation with original lustre
• Each specimen is unique in size and character
• Supplied in plastic display bow with information card
• Perfect for fossil collectors, educators, and natural history enthusiasts

A genuine piece of prehistoric ocean life, preserved for millions of years.