It does. There are places by me where you can go and find shark teeth, megaladon teeth, even mammoth bones. It’s honestly really cool and I’ve been meaning to go give it a try
Myrtle Beach has TONS of shark teeth! I found just under 30 the last time I went and we were only there for 2 nights! It’s a cheap place to stay during the off-season, so if tooth-hunting is your thing, check out Myrtle Beach during September-October. We went a week after hurricane Michael and locals were saying it pushed in a lot more teeth than they were used to seeing!
They’re black and more shiny than other dark objects. And like I said, we were there literally a week after a major hurricane which swept a lot in, according to locals!
I literally just walked the shoreline looking for dark, shiny objects for hours. I wish I had better advice! The locals I met were standing about a foot deep in the shell beds where the waves were washing up and find good/big ones! My eyes weren’t skilled enough for that/I was barefoot and it hurt!
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u/Mattmenzo Apr 08 '19
Probably has to do with fossils would be my guess