Fossil Raccoon Penis Bone-Baculum

Fossil Raccoon Penis Bone-BaculumA genuine fossil raccoon penis bone (Procyon lotor) recovered from the fossil rich river deposits of North Florida. This baculum measures 2. 87" and displays a deep, rich brown patina typical of Late Pleistocene material aged by centuries of river immersion. The bone retains excellent structural integrity with good detail throughout. A genuinely unusual and conversation starting addition to any natural history or Florida fossil collection. Presented

Stokesosaurus

You're not just getting a Megalodon tooth—you're getting one from a specific stretch of Gulf Coast with its own fossil history

palate teeth

a prehistoric mammal famous for its enormous size and shaggy coat

glossy enamel that really catches the light

The majority were referred to Allosaurus fragilis

Where Are Otodus auriculatus Fossils Found

making them easy to recognize

connecting a piece of the ancient Two Medicine floodplain directly to one of the most transformative moments in paleontological history

It’s like holding a little time capsule from the ocean’s ancient past

cannot be ruled out

giving these teeth a clean