From the sunbaked fossil beds near Erfoud, Morocco, comes one of the most exquisite Spinosaurus aegyptiacus teeth to surface in recent years. Measuring 4 inches (10.16 cm) long by 1.25 inches (3.17 cm) wide, this is a flawless, museum-grade specimen—with zero glue, zero repair, zero lacquer. What you see is pure fossil perfection, exactly as nature intended.

What makes this tooth extraordinary:

• 🦴 100% Untouched – No Restoration: Virtually all large Spinosaurus teeth on the market have been reassembled or filled. This one has never been altered—a true rarity in fossil collecting.

• 📏 Whopping Size & Mass: At over 10 cm in length with a full tip and root taper, this piece is well above average in both scale and presence.

• 📍 Firsthand Provenance – Kem Kem Beds, Near Erfoud: This specimen was unearthed just outside the desert town of Erfoud, deep in the Kem Kem fossil beds—a Cretaceous river system known for some of the most incredible dinosaur discoveries on Earth. The seller was present at the dig site and personally knows the team of local fossil hunters who excavated it.

• 🎨 Natural Color & Detail: From ochre-golden at the base to deep fossil-brown toward the tip, the coloration is all-natural—untouched by stabilizers or surface polish. Fine enamel ridges run vertically along the shaft, and the tip is razor sharp, showing no signs of feeding wear or transport damage.

• 🧬 Spinosaurus aegyptiacus: Believed to be the largest known carnivorous dinosaur, Spinosaurus likely hunted both on land and in water. Teeth like this one—long, conical, and without serrations—suggest a piscivorous (fish-eating) diet, supporting the theory of a semi-aquatic lifestyle.

This piece isn’t just a fossil—it’s a time capsule. A direct, unbroken connection to one of prehistory’s most mysterious predators, discovered and handled with care and respect every step of the way.