Bringing in the Summerville Shark Tooth Harvest 

+This is Dan Bell. Love watching both of you! Your awesome and so is Blackriverfossils!

At the end was a giant angustiden not a Meg... You can tell by the cusps on the sides

Could also be a chub

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@Finnegan Skylar yea, been watching on flixzone for since december myself =)

+KP2010 thanks!

+Amber Blevins Thank you! Do you hunt Mazon Creek? I have some fossils from there and I'm amazed at the diversity!

+Ruger Luger big teeth are hard to come by

+blackriverfossils I think you diserve more subscribes I love your videos and sorry If I spelled anything wrong I'm only in 4th grade:)

+mathew vasquez lol don't cry unless you see an awesome tooth that got broken by a machine!

+blackriverfossils XD it's true

Hehe u guy are da best

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Like are there a lot of construction sites in Summerville?

theres a creek at the corner of dorchester rd (642) and trolley rd where you can find some teeth. go at low tide and don't bring any digging tools because it is illegal to dig in waterways in the town of summerville. be careful the bottom is slippery!

that's a tough question because they aren't easy to find because so many people look for them. you might try looking on the banks of the ashley river up in the summerville area at low tide. you can also scuba dive in almost any river south of charleston sc but its cold now so it takes a lot of gear. good luck & happy birthday

ok! thank you so much, i appreciate it

+Martin Gamer It was a land site about 15 years ago - the one site produced over a hundred complete megalodon teeth, with 3 over the 6 inch mark. It is no longer able to be collected.

blackriverfossils OK, thanks. Are there other spots in Summerville that you're not especially protective of, that you would be willing to point me towards? I'm gonna take the week off soon to go on a fossil expedition around the Carolinas to find teeth like these, and Summerville would be a spot to go to. Any tips would be greatly appreciated.

+Martin Gamer you should wait until the weather is warmer and the river levels are down, get your permit from SCIAA, and go on a canoeing trip on the Ashley River in Summerville. There are spots you can see the bottom. You'll find a lot if you have a whole week to look around. i suggest the river over land because land collecting is very inconsistent - creeks are reliant upon rain and excavations are few and far between and short lived when active.

blackriverfossils How long does it take to obtain such a Permit? As for the weather thing, I may be limited in when I can take off. My employer is sort of finicky about letting us take time off, we get 3 weeks paid vacation/year and I have until halfway through March to use it. Is that too early?

+Martin Gamer it takes a couple of weeks to get the permit. halfway through march might be ok, but the water will still be very cold and there is no telling what the levels will be. They are way too high right now.

the ocean piles up debris together, rocks, bones, and teeth included. This area was one of those "piles".

Normally I don't respond to ignorant comments like yours but this has me INFURIATED! I had nothing to do with the law, but I could tell you every detail about how it happened, when, and where! For years I've been telling people NOT to dig in the banks of streams and spreading the word about responsible collecting. You obviously know nothing about me. In the future before you make a statement like this you need to get your facts straight.

blackriverfossils My facts are straight they came from all of your former friends mouths.

then they never collected with me. I still collect with everyone I ever deemed worthy to collect with. and if they never collected with me they don't know anything and they are incorrect in their assertions.

+The Roblox Gamer 2.0 I'm sorry I don't know. I have never collected there before.

+blackriverfossils man that sucks but I'll keep researching but thanks

yes I believe megalodon teeth can be found in the Phillipines but I don't know where.

+Jason Ratsabout yes exactly. the minerals in the soil cause the colors.

i collect them

+blackriverfossils ever sell them

+TheWaterBoy construction

+blackriverfossils that's too bad that all of the teeth that you guys miss will be crushed

probably but I don't know where. They are found in both Peru and Chile so chances are good.

Vegan Zmel

At the beach I would think...

correct. the flat side of the tooth faces out of the jaw. its called the labial side. the curved side is called the lingual side and it faces the shark's tongue. front/back get mixed up a lot because collectors lay the tooth on the flat side and display the curved side which is why that side is also called the display side.

+Christine Ruang I am going to do a give away soon I just haven't figured out the details.

+Swade Corley 6 3/8 inches

NICE! I would love to find something like that.. will you do a video about your favorite and a few of the biggest onesurprise

Didn't mean to say suprised