Shark Teeth Hunting in Myrtle Beach! Sea Stars | Shells | Tips and Tricks
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- Опубліковано 7 бер 2021
- Today I'm taking you to Springmaid Beach located in Myrtle Beach SC. We find some cool shark's teeth, critters and shells. Like, Share and Subscribe! If you read this please comment down below FOSSIL HUNT!
You found mostly Mako, the longer slender teeth. Walking the beach is relaxing. You found some Bull shark teeth. 👍
Really cool video, will definitely be using your tips and tricks when I go to Myrtle Beach in a few weeks. Would love to see more vids like this, as well as other types of unique things you can find.
Thank you for giving some tips. I’m going to myrtle beach at the end of may, and I’m so excited to go shell and tooth hunting.
Such a relaxing video! Thank you
Wow. You are very good at finding those little ones. Thanks for the tips. If you down ever down near Beaufort,SC there are megladon teeth,but you ha g e to dig to get them.
Thanks for the nice video.
I loved your video. I too like the hunt for sharks teeth. Myrtle beach is my go to beach, sun and teeth. Once a year to recharge.
Nice Video Hannah👍
They have been rebuilding Surfside pier too for awhile now 😊
I'm from west Virginia, I go to myrtle about once a year and I'm going in about 40 days! I actually found a really big shell and it was my prized possession yet my dad accidentally broke it 😒 this year I'm going to try to find a big new shell and teeth, ty for your help!!
i came back from cherry grove beach and it was really hard to find one decent tooth
Thank you so much for your shark tooth hunting video. It is great 😊. We are from WV and absolutely love hunting shark teeth at Myrtle beach, it is our absolute favorite thing to do while we are there. My daughter and I will be coming there in about a weeks. I know you can find them everywhere, but as a local... can you please give me some ideas of where we would have the “best luck” finding shark teeth?? I have read that the best places are between 50th Ave N to 20th Ave S which is a really long stretch of beach. I was just hoping you might know of a more specific place that would be good. I appreciate any tips. Thank you so much and I look forward to hearing from you soon
Hi Lori and thanks so much for your comment! My best luck is usually found between 2nd ave pier and the springmaid pier! You will have to walk in the water to get to the springmaid pier at low tide but it’s worth exploring! I hope you and your daughter have an amazing time in beautiful Myrtle.
I miss looking for shark teeth. I haven't been able to go since 2018
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Thanks ❤️😉
I haven’t tried that area. We usually search the Garden City area. Guess I should expand my horizons.
Yes definitely expand! I never gave that much luck in garden city. The heart of Myrtle has been my best luck always
Can you find shark teeth in pawleys island
You can find them all along the grand strand which includes pawleys. I haven’t had much luck there though because the shell beds can be very different/ seemingly non existent compared to Myrtle beach/ North Myrtle Beach. Best luck hunting and remember it’s just about having fun!
Really cool video! I don’t know anything about sharks teeth, are they black because they’re fossilized?
Yes they are fossilized! There are many other different fossilized things you can find on the beach too!
@@hannahw111 yes of course! I just had no idea there were so many fossilized shark teeth in S. Carolina!! Makes me want to visit!! Thanks for the video!
When I went for vacation I've found 70+ shark teeth in 2 days
I love that’s for you!!! I have great days like that too down in Myrtle ❤️
So do you use a screen basket also
Sometimes I do but I have found the most effective way in Myrtle beach to find teeth is to search what’s already washed up
Do you ever find wampum?
Yes there is usually some pieces of wampum on the beaches!
Is this near Surfside?
It’s about a 10min drive from surfside
You mean star fishes
They are commonly missed named star fishes. They are not fish. Sea star is a term used by scientist to describe echinoderms.