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Megalodon Tooth, Realistic Reproduction (Replica), Very Large at 7 inches long, Brand New, Worldwide Shipping For sale is a life size realistic replica of a Megalodon tooth. This realistic replica measures 7 inches long (17.8cm) x 5 inches (12.7cm) wide and weighs about 12 oz (3/4 lbs) and can be considered exceptionally large. This is an accurate reconstruction (not an original fossil) of a large Megalodon tooth. Our replicas are cast and molded in house and are very true to scale. Please remember, that you are not buying an authentic Megalodon tooth (which could be valued in the thousands of dollars), but rather, an accurate reconstruction. The tooth is molded of resin, a hard polymer material which consists of some plastic and other natural/synthetic materials. *We sell real megalodon teeth too, please visit our store and browse our other listings.* (from dinosaurs.about.com): Not only was Megalodon the biggest prehistoric shark that ever lived; it was the largest marine predator in the history of the planet, vastly outweighing both the modern Great White Shark and ancient reptiles like Liopleurodon and Kronosaurus. *PROUDLY MADE IN THE USA* 11 Facts About Megalodon: · Megalodon Grew Up to around 60 Feet Long (some exceptionally large individuals could have exceeded 70 feet) · Megalodon Occasionally Preyed Upon Giant Whales · Megalodon Had the Most Powerful Bite of Any Creature to Have Ever Lived · Megalodon's Teeth Sometimes Exceeded Seven Inches Long · Megalodon Liked to Bite the Fins Off of Prey · Megalodon's Closest Living Relative is Widely Speculated to be the Great White Shark · Megalodon Significantly Larger Than the Biggest Marine Reptiles · Megalodon's Teeth Were Commonly Known as "Tongue Stones" · Megalodon Was Extant Worldwide · No One Knows For Sure Why Megalodon Went Extinct THE ITEM(S) WILL BE SHIPPED OUT VIA STANDARD MAIL (USPS FIRST CLASS MAIL) (ESTIMATED SHIPPING TIME IS APPROXIMATELY 3-14 WORKING DAYS DEPENDING ON COUNTRY AND LOCATION). THANK YOU FOR LOOKING.