Triceratops Tooth #2 Location_South Africa feathery arms would have extended

feathery arms would have extended to catch food drifting by in the water

Beautiful rare Permineralised Fossil Wood specimen covered with fine sparkling druzy that doesn't show up well on the photos

Beautiful White Calcite Tower sourced directly from Pakistan

or "polyhedral" shape is all natural

Triceratops Tooth #2 Location_South Africa feathery arms would have extendedThis Triceratops Tooth from the Hell Creek Formation, Garfield County, Montana is approximately 66 million years old. Triceratops were herbivores, so didn't have the huge spiked teeth of the large carnivores. They instead had rows of smaller teeth designed more to grid their food, like our molars. You will receive the exact Triceratops Tooth pictured. The Triceratops is probably one of the most well known Dinosaurs, it manages to be both terifying,