Fossil Walrus Tusk on Display Stand

Fossil Walrus Tusk on Display StandThis rare large fossilized walrus tusk comes from a South Carolina river, it's solid and dense with a glossy black shine. it comes on a custom powder coated stand. Just the tusk measures about 10. 25" Ontocetus emmonsi, often called Emmons walrus, was an Ice Ageera walrus that once swam in the warm, shallow seas that covered what is now the Atlantic Coastal Plain. Today its fossilstusks, jaws, and isolated bonesare rare and highly prized finds from

which it used to crop vegetation

walrus fossils are genuinely uncommon

Ontocetus emmonsi belonged to the walrus family Odobenidae

Very rare left calcaneum bone from the early Pleistocene sloth

this 16 oz glass combines scientific charm with everyday functionality

Dark colorationMost specimens range from gray to jet black

Evolutionary Significance: Otodus obliquus is an important species in the study of shark evolution

These shimmering pieces of treasure come straight from Alaska’s wild

Today its fossils—tusks

It shows off the classic coloration of the region and has a rich

and attainability is why so many people choose a Megalodon tooth as the centerpiece of their collection

serrated teeth reminiscent of a modern-day steak knife