Hunting for 50 MILLION year old Shark Teeth!!! | Maddie Moate

The video follows a fossil hunting adventure at Herne Bay, focusing on finding fossilized shark teeth. The hosts explain the challenges of locating these fossils among black pebbles and celebrate their first discovery. They provide historical context, discussing how the area was once a shallow sea and how sea levels have changed over time. The video also explores the evolution and adaptations of sharks, highlighting their long history and unique features like their teeth structure. The adventure concludes with a successful collection of fossils and reflections on the experience.

What type of marine animal's evidence are they searching for?

Why is it difficult to find fossilized shark's teeth on the beach?

What historical changes occurred to the land where they are searching for fossils?

What did the speaker find that was not a shark's tooth?

What adaptations do sharks have that help them in their environment?

How do sharks maintain a complete set of teeth throughout their lives?

What is the significance of the number of shark's teeth found during the trip?