Two enormous megalodon shark teeth that Michael Nastasia, a well-known charter boat skipper and fossil aficionado, recently discovered off the coast of Venice, Florida, have once again grabbed news. He is the skipper and owner of Black Gold Fossil Charters and is affectionately known as skipper Mike. His skill in locating historic artifacts from the ocean below is unmatched.

Venice, frequently referred to as the “shark tooth capital of the world,” has a long and illustrious history that dates back ten million years to a time when the area was submerged below and swarming with sharks. The waters withdrew throughout time, leaving behind a wealth of prehistoric remains. The sharks’ petrified teeth survived while their skeletons vanished into nothingness.

The allusion to Veice’s fossil-rich waters is enhanced by Captain Mike’s exquisite fiddle. A testament to the power of the extinct megalodon species, both teeth measure an impressive six inches in length. Capt. Mike could not help but marvel as he held these impressive specimens in his hand at the sheer size and power of these ancient pets.

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It’s obvious that Venice’s reputation as a hotspot for fossil hunters will only get stronger as Captain Mike continues to plunge into Florida’s waters. Each find advances our knowledge of the marine life that existed in the distant past while also inspiring awe and interest about the spectacular creatures that once inhabited the oceans.