HOW TO FIND SHARK TEETH IN FLORIDA CREEKS! Fossil Hunting and The Search For Megelodon!

Once upon a time, Florida was just a slightly shallower part of the ocean. If you dig deep enough, you will find shells and other marine fossils including shark teeth! The creeks have been digging for years, eroding fossils from the ground and they collect amongst the gravel. In this video I show several techniques I use to find the forgotten treasures.
I made my own sifter but here's a couple links to some easy options to get you started.
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[@Keywestcountry]

You hunt fossils, and I hunt blueberries. Looks like fun 😊

[@thewildgame1]

It's all about the hunt!!!

[@jw2625]

First to comment!!
Good stuff man, its amazing the things we can do and find in nature.

[@thewildgame1]

Boom! Yessir, you ever do any shark tooth hunting?

[@jw2625]

@@thewildgame1 not this way. Growing up on Lake Erie we would find teeth walking the beach, or when we went snorkeling. Found quite a few, was always something cool about it and made you wonder what all was there before.

[@TheAdventurousRealtor]

Have you found a meg yet? New subscriber & fellow Florida fossil hunter

[@thewildgame1]

@@TheAdventurousRealtor Yes!!! Last week. Just posted video

[@TheAdventurousRealtor]

😂 I dig for 8-12 hours.. by the end im on all 4s for sure 😂

[@thewildgame1]

@@TheAdventurousRealtor Hard work out there!

[@guesswho7315]

Where you at I need spots 👀

[@thewildgame1]

@@guesswho7315 random creek in Florida. It connects to the Peace River

[@guesswho7315]

@@thewildgame1 I'm going this weekend out that way but is it walking or should I bring a boat or is the river like bad or do I swim down it? I never been there but been wanting to for awhile