The Best Megalodon Tooth Hunting Site I Ever Found
I don't throw around the word best especially when it comes to hunting megalodon teeth because there have been so many good spots during my 30+ years of collecting, but I feel confident in using it here. I can't believe how lucky I got finding this spot. It was completely untouched and the bottom of the dig was just at the top of the fossil bearing formation. That meant all I had to do was look down in some spots to find teeth, and in the rest, I only had to dig off a foot or two of overburden. There were bones everywhere which is the tell-tale indicator of megalodon and other fossil shark teeth. It didn't take long to dig one out, then another, and another. Then when I walked on the piles after heavy rain there were more big teeth. All together I was able to collect this site for about a week and I found 17 complete megalodon teeth in that short amount of time. I'm not planning on retiring anytime soon, but it is going to be very difficult to top this spot. Summerville, I love you!
From Ocean Depths to Fossil Shores - The Hunt for Megalodon Shark Teeth and Ancient Seashells!
After a LONG time we finally decided to try our hand at some of our fossil locations from the first videos we ever made. We were not disappointed!
Order a physical copy of my album The Great American Highway here:
DOWNLOAD MY ALBUM The Great American Highway released July, 21st 2023 here:
If you are able to contribute. Consider helping my Mother fight cancer here at her GoFundMe:
Follow me on Social Media:
Help support my channel and the creation of more videos at these links!
Venmo: Kyle-Keller-Music
PayPal: kylenathanielkeller@hotmail.com
Business email: the.wild.kyle@outlook.com
HUGE THANKS TO MY PATREON SUPPORTERS:
Seth Carles, Deidre Crouch, Travis Lee, Andreas Ekberg,
Jen, Jennifer Dille, Bradley Slone, Sarah Edwards, Ed Whiteaker,
Carlton Phelps, Cyberfossil, Annie Menard, Clint & Melinda Kiser,
Cynthia Swearingen
The BEST Megalodon Shark Tooth Hunt I Have Had in a LONG Time! Florida Fossil Shark Tooth Hunting
My friends... It's been a while since I have had a really productive shark tooth hunting day. This FINALLY changed that for me thanks to my friends PaleoCris and Bri taking me to an absolutely incredible megalodon shark tooth site they found!
Follow me on Social Media:
Subscribe to PaleoCris:
Follow Bri on Instagram:
Hear my music and see me perform some original songs here:
The Great American Highway -
I'll Never Hang Up My Hat -
Download my album:
Help support my channel and the creation of more videos at these links!
Venmo: Kyle-Keller-Music
PayPal: kylenathanielkeller@hotmail.com
Business email: the.wild.kyle@outlook.com
HUGE thanks to my current Patrons - Annie Menard, Judy Chambers, Mat Weekly, Melody Pritchard, Rylee Zobac, Clint & Melinda, Beth Gardenhire, Wilmy Rides, Juan, Jane Ellen, Kai Kaplinsky, Kelly Milner, Claudia Nelson, Samual Jackson, Tonia Tackett, Cynthia Swearingen, Sarah Golden, Simon Beesley, Lilimander, Linda Zaal, Scott Caron, Jon Ramsey, Rick Chisholm
What We Found While Megalodon Tooth Hunting
Today we're going on an exciting adventure in Venice, Florida, also known as the Shark Tooth Capital of the World. Our mission is to go fossil hunting and dive for shark teeth, particularly those from the extinct Megalodon, a massive shark that once roamed these waters. Ever since I moved to Florida, this has been a dream of mine, and we teamed up with the experienced Captain Michael Nastasio from Black Gold Fossil Charters to make it happen.
Be sure to like and subscribe to my channel for more thrilling adventures. Thank you for joining us on this incredible journey!
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Everything we ❤️ from camera gear to swimsuits and dive gear!
Who is The Adventure Crews?
Cole and Emily Crews are a husband-wife duo who have taken a bold step away from traditional careers and societal norms, instead choosing to embrace life as captains, entrepreneurs, and content creators. They have wholeheartedly embraced a nomadic lifestyle, sailing aboard their catamaran and capturing the essence of their travels through captivating content. As The Adventure Crews, their mission is to inspire others to break free from societal constraints and chart their own course towards a purposeful and sustainable existence. Join them as they defy the odds and prove that life's greatest adventures lie beyond the beaten path.
- Stay in the know! -
- Join us on Patreon - patreon.com/TheAdventureCrews
- Emily Instagram -
- Cole Instagram -
- Pinterest -
- For business inquiries email us at hello@theadventurecrews.com
Find your adventure & shop our merch!
Digging a Pile of Megalodon Teeth
We never know what we are going to find when we go digging for megalodon teeth. Sometimes we come home with nothing. Sometimes we only find broken stuff. But on rare occasions, we have a day like today when we are finding big shark teeth left and right and they are all in decent shape. The layer where we find megs is not consistent because everything was shuffled around and deposited by flowing water. Just a few feet can make all the difference between a nothing day and a bag filler. We were on a hot layer band today and it was stuffed with goodies. The megalodon teeth were almost in a pile! I'll let the video do the talking today because it was a GREAT day digging.
How To Find Fossil Shark Teeth | Englewood Florida
Questions about living here, want to see homes, or want to know more about the area? ???? Call or text me: 941-221-1897
▶️ Life in Englewood Florida:
???? Or email me at heydymuench@gmail.com
????
????Connect with me!
Instagram: @heydymuench
TikTok: @itsHeydy
Facebook: @heydymuench
▶️ Moving to Florida:
▶️ Life in Venice Florida:
▶️ Life in North Port Florida:
▶️ Life in Wellen Park Florida:
▶️ Life in Sarasota Florida:
▶️ Life in Nokomis Florida:
#SharkTeeth #EnglewoodFlorida #Florida
Big Shark Tooth Hunting at its Finest
Last week was the first time Diva and I laid eyes on our new shark tooth hunting spot near Charleston South Carolina. We picked up some nice teeth that were exposed and I ended last week's video at our lunch / coffee break. Refreshed and garbed in full digging regalia, we returned that afternoon to dig the new site for the first time. Normally I like to find a spot that looks good and then go to work, but everywhere had potential for incredible finds so it was hard to decide where to concentrate. I jumped around looking for the very best layer, and everywhere I stuck shovel would qualify as worthy at any other spot. Diva did the same. Here and now, only the best formation would do. The water was seeping in fast and everything would soon be underwater, so I dug quickly. I didn't film things I would normally film because as soon as I would dig a spot, the water would rush in and submerge everything. But it was oh so good! The gravel was everywhere and it was thick and chunky and barely covered by a thin layer of sand so it was easy to dig. It wasn't long before I struck big shark tooth paydirt and flipped out a good sized megalodon tooth just as Diva got one. We had been finding smaller teeth for a while but we both breathed a sigh of relief as the site finally gave up some bigger shark tooth fossils. I got on a hot streak and flipped a monster meg soon after, then ANOTHER one. Its the stuff that fills the dreams of slumbering shark tooth hunters. When we close our eyes we dream of this kind of day - giant megalodon teeth littering the collecting grounds and all we have to do is pick them up. The day passed quickly and it was easy to ignore aching backs and blistered hands. Night came as quickly as the water was filling the hole and unfortunately the weather called for rain. We packed up not knowing what to expect for the next day except that we would certainly be back! Would we return the next morning to a flooded memory or would it be just enough rain to wash the piles of material that we dug during this excellent first day of big shark tooth hunting at its finest? I'll let you know next week!
The key to finding Giant shark teeth in Florida!
Giant shark teeth are waiting for you. In this episode we go diving for Megalodon teeth. We also show you ways to hunt for teeth if you are not scuba certified and the best way to clean your fossils once you find Black Gold! Let our experiences help make your next adventure EPIC! (Helpful websites at bottom of the description) #artofadventure #coupleswhotravel #protips
???? Storytelling Masterclass: pascalehead@mac.com
???? Camera Gear:
GoPro hero 9:
GoPro 9 Water Housing:
SHOOT GoPro Dome:
⚙️ Other Gear:
Key Stash Lock:
Tubes:
MacBook Pro 13 inch:
Rode Lav Mic:
GoPro 9 Media Mod:
SanDisk Extreme Pro 2T SSD:
SD Cards:
DJI Mavic 2 Pro Drone:
???? Water Gear:
Pascale's Neoprene Leggings/Pants:
Mo's Neoprene pants:
Scuba Pro Mask with comfort strap:
Cressi Supernova snorkel:
Swim Fins:
Mares swim fin bag:
DISCLAIMER: Links included in this description might be affiliate links. If you purchase a product or service with the links that we provide, we may receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to you! Thank you for supporting our channel so we can continue to provide you with free content!
Pascale and Mo are adventure documentarians.
???? Subscribe to Art of Adventure:
???? Other products we support:(USE CODE PASCALE 20 AT CHECKOUT)
???? Mo's art website:
???? Social Media:
???? Helpful Websites:
Top 2 Bottom Charters:
Hookah Dives:
Fossil Hunting Peace River:
Pop’s Sunset Grill:
Venice Beach, Florida:
???? Additional Source Info:
Fossil Hunters Discover INCREDIBLE Blue Megalodon Shark Tooth! #treasure #history #megalodon
Here's when my buddy @PaleoCris and I found an absolutely beautiful Megalodon Shark Tooth here in Florida a while back! Check out my full fossil and treasure hunting videos here: @WILDKYLE
You can hunt for shark teeth?!
Find out MORE about. this experience in the FULL video!
???? Venice Florida at Caspersen Beach
#Sarasotaflorida #sharkteeth #sharks #sharktoothunting #floridabeaches
Finding Shark Teeth Venice Florida-Shark Tooth Capital Of The World
Finding Shark Teeth Venice Florida. Randy Rauch shows us where to look in Venice, Florida to find shark teeth.
Anyone can go looking for the teeth. They wash up on shore every single day in one part of Florida. But why this one spot? You can even discover Megalodon shart teeth here.
And will meet a man who is putting back together the great Megalodon jaws of a shark that once ruled these waters.
Finding shark teeth is a family adventure that people come to Florida just to do. Check it out.
See more at
Megalodon Teeth Found!
The hunt for big teeth never stops. When the opportunity comes to collect megalodon teeth we jump on it because it doesn't stick around for long. Megalodon teeth are big so they get picked up as quickly as they are exposed, and any pit where they can be found is short lived at best. The availability of a spot coincided with the arrival of Da fossz, perennial prelate of the BRF western frontier, and he was eager to dip his spade in his megalodon quest. We walked the fields first and found a few teeth but the real action was buried in the dirt. DF struck first with a good 4 inch meg tooth, and throughout his day managed to find a handful of other nice ones. Diva did well so keep an eye on her channel to see what she found, @AncientAdventures . I dug hard but the big shark teeth eluded me until the end of the day when I extracted a nice posterior tooth. Even covered with mud I could tell it was not perfect but I was still happy to find it. Then, late in the day by the light of headlamp I found my prize, a beautiful megalodon tooth in awesome condition.
How to find SHARK TEETH in Venice Florida!
Known as the shark tooth capital, come with me on today’s adventure and find out what you need to know about shark tooth hunting in Sarasota Florida!
Venice is about 30 minutes south of downtown Sarasota and this adventure was at Shark Frenzy and Caspersen beach
We ate at Blu Island Bistro afterwards:
???? Other HELPFUL videos:
Things to do in Sarasota:
✉️ Want HELPFUL travel tips delivered to you? JOIN my travel tribe! ⬇️
——————————————————
????????♀️Let’s CONNECT!
Instagram:
Facebook:
Twitter:
Pinterest:
Tiktok
Find Brittanie at
Instagram:
——————————————————
????TRAVEL NOTES + RESOURCES ????
???? SAVE on Sarasota TOURS via GROUPON!
???????? TOP TOURS in Sarasota via Viator (I love them, especially b/c of their easy cancellation policies!)
???? More things to do ideas via TRIPADVISOR (I love reading reviews)
????I love reading HOTEL reviews and finding the BEST DEAL on Agoda
——————————————————
???? I’m Christine and I keep it REAL???? and REAL FUN. I do A LOT of research before I travel and I take EVERYTHING I learned and EVERYTHING I experienced and I make the travel videos I WISH I GOT TO SEE. That’s what you’re seeing in this video and I hope it helps!
????I created the first 100 YouTube videos of this channel using just my iPhone. I both shot and edited everything from my phone (mainly while standing in lines at the airport or sitting on the beach) cuz I’m a non-stop traveler. I’ve evolved (not much! I still film from my phone!) since then. This is a list of…
???? MY VLOGGING GEAR:
Read through our YouTube disclaimer policy here:
——————————————————
⏰ WHAT’S IN THIS VIDEO
0:00 Intro
0:15 Shark Frenzy
0:29 What to know
1:30 Findings
2:00 Tip
2:29 Identifying
3:10 Blu Island
#sarasota #veniceflorida #sharktooth
MONSTER HUNTING | I've never found so many FOSSIL SHARK TEETH!
Hello everyone, my name is Ilya. Few people know, but I have an interesting hobby - paleontology. In this documentary, I want to show you how to hunt for fossil shark teeth and other fossils of the Jurassic and Cretaceous period. Enjoy watching!
How to Find Megalodon Teeth the Hard Way
Unlike some of my other videos, Megalodon teeth are not just laying all over the place like an easter egg hunt for toddlers. Big shark teeth are usually hard to find and we almost always have to dig like we are on prison work release on a roadside ditch digging crew. Here's what that's like! Even though its hard work, its still fun and we do find teeth. Most are broken but I did get lucky to find a nice megalodon tooth at this old spot. Add in a healthy dose of biting and stinging insects and an unrelenting, sweltering Charleston South Carolina summer sun and you can appreciate how to find megalodon teeth the hard way.
Surface Collecting Shark Teeth near Charleston South Carolina
All collecting is good collecting, but my favorite is easy collecting and shark tooth hunting doesn't get much easier than surface collecting where all you have to do is walk around and pick them up. In the Charleston South Carolina area where we hunt often, wicked afternoon thunderstorms are a fact of life in the summer, and while we were out collecting one rolled in so we hunted during the deluge. There were spots where water pooled and we couldn't see so we showed up early the next day to collect what was underwater just the day before and that's where I found my best teeth of this video.
It’s never enough teeth I need more #megalodon #sharkteeth #fossils
Thank you for checking out my content!
Please Like and Subscribe if you enjoyed it :)
TikTok
Etsy
My Metal Detector
Pinpointer & Underwater Metal Detector
Shovels and Diggers
My Biggest Megalodon Tooth in 20 Years
I just found the biggest megalodon tooth I have found in 20 years! Diva and I were fossil collecting after work in the dark by headlight and I was digging in an area with the okayest layer of the day. It was basically just green sand. There was not much gravel, and no bones at all. It was the kind of stuff I would normally pass by and look for better layer. But it was the getting late and my back was hurting and I really didn't feel like slogging through the thick mud or removing a bunch of overburden to get to layer I knew was better. I settled for this spot, content to run out the clock on this trip since I already had a 3.5 inch megalodon tooth and a whale tooth. It had already been a good day. I pushed my shovel in and felt it hit something hard. I pulled away the sand and revealed an immense root. Never have I please be wholeed so hard! I cleared away the sand near the tip of the tooth and saw it was all there. The tooth was display / curved / lingual side down. That side is almost always gone. I hesitated to turn it over. I stopped for a brief second to smell the roses and celebrate the moment of discovering such a majestic fossil, to appreciate what I had found, regardless of what the other side looked like. Then I flipped it. In the middle of that muddy hole, surrounded in darkness in the fading light of my headlamp I basked in the joy of my newfound treasure.
This is the biggest megalodon tooth I have found in any video I have ever made for YouTube. Its an absolute monster that truly illustrates just how big these incredible prehistoric monsters were. This unbelievable fossil shark tooth at 6 1/8 inches dwarfs my hand. Its hard to wrap my head around how big this shark actually was with a mouthful of these teeth. I am beyond fortunate to have found this prize!
20 MILLION Year Old Fossils Discovered in Venice Florida! (Megalodon Shark Teeth Hunting)
Finding 20 MILLION year old Megalodon Shark teeth Fossils while scuba diving off the coast in Venice Florida.
If the idea of finding buried treasures in the ocean sounds fun to you, then you should visit Venice Florida. Venice Florida is known as the sharks tooth capital of the world due to its high concentration of fossilized prehistoric shark teeth. The prize Megalodon shark teeth can be found here, which can be up to 70 ft. These apex predators roamed the ocean approximately 3.6 to 23 million years ago.
There are many shark teeth here because 50 million years ago, the when high sea levels submerge a large portion of Florida and it stayed submerged for many millions of years. Besides for the Peace River fossils, there are also fossils from the Pleistocene. In the Pleistocene, from 2.5 million until about 11,000 years ago the Earth was (and still is) in constant glaciations events. During glacial periods, the sea levels would drop, and Florida's land would double in size. Ice Age animals lived here including Mammoths, Dire Wolves, Glyptodonts, Horses, and Giant Ground Sloths. At interglacial periods, the sea levels would rise, covering much of Florida. Sediments would bury and preserve the remains of these Ice Age animals During this time at the bottom of the ocean, Layers of limestone accumulated on the sea floor, creating the bed rock of Florida.
Song: El Secreto - Yung Logos
How to find shark teeth in Florida!! #shorts #youtubeshorts #shark #adventure