They can still be found, though, as well as modern-day shark teeth. So have kids keep their eyes peeled. Do a little internet sleuthing to find out if an inland area was once submerged in the sea.

Some shark teeth that may have fallen to the bottom of ... especially if you’re bringing small kids along for the journey. Sharks can lose up to 50,000 teeth in a lifetime.

(THE CONVERSATION) Most kids have a natural curiosity about sharks ... Students then get to work with fossil kits containing 15 real fossil shark teeth and one 3D-printed megalodon tooth.

Most commonly found in children aged 5 to 7 ... An orphan with double "shark teeth." An orphan with double "shark teeth." Dr. Ashley Brede Ciapciak The resulting encounter was filmed in a video ...

Molly told CNN that she has spent years combing Maryland’s beaches for shark teeth, inspired by her father ... Molly’s find helps inspire other children, especially girls, to pursue their ...

NARRAGANSETT, R.I. (WPRI) — The Atlantic Shark Institute is asking beachgoers for assistance searching for fossilized shark teeth. Jon Dodd, executive director of the Atlantic Shark Institute ...