Mosasaur Fossil – Globidens phosphaticus 43.5 cm Shell-Crushing Predator | Morocco Ice Age horse Details:• Type: Chondrite meteorite• Weight:

Details:• Type: Chondrite meteorite• Weight: 16

Cenomanian (~95 million years ago) | Atlas Mountains

000 years old)• Origin: North Sea (Dutch Coast)• Excellent natural preservation and strong anatomical form• Dimensions: 29 × 17 × 18 cm

Powerful and beautifully preserved

This authentic Crocuta skull originates from the Late Pleistocene

Mosasaur Fossil – Globidens phosphaticus 43.5 cm Shell-Crushing Predator | Morocco Ice Age horse Details:• Type: Chondrite meteorite• Weight:Late Cretaceous, Approx. 7066 Million Years Old Khouribga, Morocco Powerful, rare, and steeped in scientific intrigue, this exceptional Globidens phosphaticus fossil offers a window into the apex predators of the Late Cretaceous oceans. Unlike its sleeker mosasaur relatives, Globidens was built for strength its distinctive, rounded teeth evolved to crush the hard shells of ammonites, turtles, and other marine prey, earning it the title of the shell