Dozens of Megalodon Teeth Discovered Along Chesapeake Bay to Be Displayed in Maryland

In a remarkable paleontological find, dozens of fossilized teeth from the ancient megalodon shark have been uncovered along the Chesapeake Bay shore, offering a glimpse into a time when these massive predators ruled the seas. Estimated to be around 10 million years old, the teeth were discovered in Calvert County, Maryland, an area known for its fossil-rich cliffs and historical significance in paleontology.

The teeth, which vary in size but can reach lengths of up to seven inches, belonged to the now-extinct megalodon shark (Otodus megalodon