Hemipristis Serra Fossilized Shark Teeth in Floating Frames

Hemipristis Serra is an extinct species of weasel shark, which existed during the Miocene Epoch, roughly 23 - 5.5 million years ago in the current-day Atlantic Ocean. It is a distant relation of the Snaggletooth Shark, however unlike its small, benign snaggletooth cousin, the Hemipristis Serra was considerably larger and more dangerous, reaching a length of around 20 feet. Fascinatingly, as a contemporary of the Megalodon, it is believed that the Hemipristis Serra was particularly talented at preying on the much-smaller pups of this apex predator.

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