Shark Teeth Fossils Discovered in Egyptian Desert
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Paleontologists have discovered a rich collection of fossilized shark teeth in the Egyptian desert, revealing the existence of a thriving marine ecosystem tens of millions of years ago. The findings, published in the journal Cretaceous Research, include teeth from seven species of ancient sharks found on the Abu Tartur Plateau.
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