Suchomimus tenerensis Dinosaur Tooth (1.98") - Cretaceous Spinosaurid from Niger

Suchomimus tenerensis Dinosaur Tooth (1.98") - Cretaceous Spinosaurid from NigerSize: 1. 98" = 5,03 cmLocation: Gadoufaoua, Tner Desert, Elrhaz formation, NigerAge: Lower Cretaceous (~112 million years)Condition: no restoration This genuine Suchomimus tenerensis tooth fossil was discovered in Niger, home to some of the most important Early Cretaceous dinosaur sites in Africa. Suchomimus was a large spinosaurid theropod, closely related to Spinosaurus, and known for its elongated crocodile like snout and fish hunting behavior. The

This trilobite is measuring 10cm in length

" one of nature's long wonders

creating a subtle sparkle against the deep black stone

Baltic amber

composed of elongated spines

Condition: Glued on one spot after excavation

Discovered in Patagonia (Salta province)

Ammonites were marine mollusks related to modern squids and octopuses

Each piece is unique and reveals the beautiful color of Rose Quartz

This Authentic Aletai meteorite fragment

heavy shell with bold ribbing and a striking fan shape

They are crucial evidence of crocodilian evolution and show how these predators thrived for millions of years