A clear display case containing a fossilized dinosaur tooth labeled 'SPINOSAUROUS TOOTH,' with an illustration of a spinosaurus and text describing it as Cretaceous, 100-93 million years old, from the Kem-Kem Basin, Morocco.

Spinosaurus Tooth

£22.00
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A clear display case containing a fossilized dinosaur tooth labeled 'SPINOSAUROUS TOOTH,' with an illustration of a spinosaurus and text describing it as Cretaceous, 100-93 million years old, from the Kem-Kem Basin, Morocco.
  • A clear display case containing a fossilized dinosaur tooth labeled 'SPINOSAUROUS TOOTH,' with an illustration of a spinosaurus and text describing it as Cretaceous, 100-93 million years old, from the Kem-Kem Basin, Morocco.
  • Spinosaurus Tooth
  • A clear display case containing a fossilized dinosaur tooth labeled 'SPINOSAUROUS TOOTH,' with an illustration of a spinosaurus and text describing it as Cretaceous, 100-93 million years old, from the Kem-Kem Basin, Morocco.
  • Spinosaurus Tooth
Spinosaurus Tooth

Spinosaurus Tooth

£22.00

A Tooth from the Largest Predatory Dinosaur That Ever Lived

Spinosaurus is believed to have been the largest carnivorous dinosaur to have ever walked the earth — larger even than T. rex. A semi-aquatic giant of the Cretaceous period, it hunted fish and other prey along the rivers and coastlines of what is now North Africa, over 95 million years ago.

This genuine Spinosaurus tooth displays the species' characteristic long, conical, slightly curved form — perfectly adapted for gripping slippery prey. With natural preservation and surface detail intact, it is a remarkable and highly sought-after fossil specimen.

  • Genuine fossil Spinosaurus tooth — approximately 95+ million years old
  • Characteristic long, conical, slightly curved form
  • Natural preservation with original surface detail
  • Each specimen is unique in size and character
  • Supplied in a plastic display case with information card
  • Perfect for dinosaur enthusiasts, fossil collectors, and natural history lovers

One of the most iconic dinosaur fossils available — a tooth from the king of the Cretaceous.

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