The Calvert Marine Museum this month unveiled a new exhibit featuring a never-before-seen set of teeth from an extinct megatooth shark known as megalodon. The 53 teeth from one individual shark ...

SOLOMONS, MD – The Calvert Marine Museum (CMM) is set to unveil an extraordinary new exhibit featuring a never-before-seen collection of teeth from the extinct megatooth shark, megalodon. The ...

Calvert Marine Museum Paleontology Collection Manager John Nance began searching that shoreline for shark teeth when he was a young boy. “I got started with my grandfather,” he said.

Megalodon Fossils Calvert Marine Museum Dr. Stephen Godfrey Teeth Maryland Exhibit History lovers. Washington, D.C. (7News) — Calling all history lovers!!

Stephen Godfrey, curator of paleontology at the Calvert Marine Museum, where the girl took her find, confirmed that the tooth belonged to the extinct shark megalodon (Otodus megalodon), which ...

This Otodus megalodon tooth with a broken tip, called a spall fracture. CREDIT: The Calvert Marine Museum. [Related: Megalodons liked to snack on sperm whale snouts.

A fossil collector for the Calvert Marine Museum, Mike Ellwood discovered the 15 million-year-old fossils, which included two whale vertebrae and a megalodon tooth. Importantly, this big tooth was ...

Molly Sampson, a 9-year-old fossil hunter, found the tooth of a Megalodon while combing a Calvert County beach in Maryland on the Chesapeake Bay.

CALVERT COUNTY, M.d. (FOX 5 DC) - A young Maryland girl was searching for fossils on Christmas Day when she found a Megalodon tooth along a Calvert County beach. Image 1 of 3 PHOTO: Calvert Marine ...

CALVERT COUNTY, Md. (WJLA) — A 9-year-old Maryland girl, Molly Sampson, is taking pride in her once-in-a-lifetime discovery. Molly found a Megalodon shark tooth on Calvert County Cliffs that ...

A 9-year-old girl found a megalodon tooth at a Maryland beach, a marine museum said. Photo from the Calvert Marine Museum A 9-year-old shark enthusiast made a rare find at the beach on Christmas ...

The scant remains of what was likely a 13-foot (4 meters) whale, dating to about 15 million years ago, were initially discovered by Mike Ellwood, a Calvert Marine Museum volunteer and fossil ...