🦷 Basilosaurus Tooth Fossil | Rare Eocene Whale Predator

This authentic Basilosaurus tooth fossil comes from the Eocene epoch, around 40–34 million years ago. Basilosaurus, despite its name meaning “king lizard,” was not a reptile but a massive primitive whale that dominated prehistoric oceans as an apex predator.

This specimen shows the distinctive elongated and conical shape typical of Basilosaurus teeth, perfectly illustrating its role as a marine carnivore. The natural enamel ridges and ancient sediment remain clearly visible, adding strong scientific and display value.

✨ Why is it worth collecting?

• ✅ Comes from one of the largest marine predators of the Eocene seas

• ✅ Distinctive elongated tooth shape, highly recognizable

• ✅ Excellent preservation with visible enamel and root structure

• ✅ A rare addition for both whale fossil collectors and marine paleontology enthusiasts

📍 Locality: East Asia
📅 Age: Eocene (Approx. 40–34 million years ago)
🪨 Features: Elongated conical shape, enamel ridges, excellent preservation