Fossilised teeth of Carcharodon megalodon , engraved teeth of megalodon, pendants, teeth set in resin, reconstructed megalodon jaws.

This huge shark, cousin of the white shark (some say closer to the mako shark) presumably appeared during the Tertiary Period at the beginning of the Miocene Epoch (- 24 million years to - 5 million years) and died out about 1.5 million years ago at the end of the Pliocene Epoch. All that remains of its time spent in our oceans are fossilised teeth of impressive size which can be as big as 20 centimetres high.
New Caledonia has a few underwater sources which are exploited by Megalodon company of Noumea. The teeth are fished up in the south of New Caledonia using a dredge at a depth of 400 meters.

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