Sometimes you get a wild hair and decide to drive halfway across the country to go fossil hunting somewhere you've always wanted to go. It helps that one of my very best friends moved to Maryland from ...

One well-known location for fossil hunting is the Calvert Cliffs of Maryland, located in Calvert County. There, shark teeth can be found along the shore near exposed cliff sides that stand some ...

Over the years, Nance found one or two teeth from the shark. Then two years ago, he got lucky. “We found the holy grail of collecting for Calvert Cliffs,” Nance said. “This one is off the ...

the waters off Calvert Cliffs would have been home to whales and dolphins that would have served as bountiful prey for megalodons looking to eat. Because sharks replace their teeth over the course ...

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 ...

While fans of the movie and novel “Jaws” might envision an encounter with a 22-foot great white shark as being daunting, historians and marine biologists alike are quick to note that the ...

Related: Massive graveyard of fossilized shark teeth found deep in the Indian Ocean Calvert Cliffs is a hotspot for fossilized shark teeth, including megalodon gnashers, because the cliffs are ...

Staff was busy disassembling a shark exhibit when they ... a-lifetime kind of find." While the Calvert Cliffs are famously fossil-producing, megalodon teeth this big are hard to come by, and ...

“Molly has literally been sharks tooth hunting since ... “Megalodon teeth are found on a fairly regular basis along Calvert Cliffs, however one that large are rare indeed,” Godfrey said ...

She's been shark tooth hunting since age ... "They were really excited," Molly said. "Megalodon teeth are found on a fairly regular basis along Calvert Cliffs. However, one that large is rare ...

the waters off Calvert Cliffs would have been home to whales and dolphins that would have served as bountiful prey for megalodons looking to eat. Because sharks replace their teeth over the course ...