J.L. wrote: "I love hunting for shark's teeth! I have spent the last 2 summers perfecting my pseudo-scientific theories as to the best time of day, location, and what equipment to use. All I've managed to find ..."

I don't know this to be scientific fact, but I grew up under the assumption that the larger teeth were fossilized, millions of years old, and thus we found them further away from the shore, in the embankments and cliffs. I have my theory on how to find teeth: I use a surfboard. It's a genetic fact that sharks are attracted to surfboards (they thnk they're seals, I guess because they look so furry), so it's embedded in the genetic code of the teeth to vibrate when a surfboard is near. I just made a few alterations to a metal detector, and voila!...a shark tooth detector. Don't tell anyone.

I love hunting for shark's teeth! I have spent the last 2 summers perfecting my pseudo-scientific theories as to the best time of day, location, and what equipment to use. All I've managed to find so far is thousands of those little "tourist teeth"... every few months I release them back into the Bay, hoping the Bay deity will spit out a huge tooth for me in exchange... nothing so far, but then one day last Fall my son was out walking the dog on the beach - no where near the water's edge - and literally TRIPPED on a tooth. 2.5 inches long, almost 2 inches wide. Unbelievable

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You're my new BFF, Tam. :-)

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Thankyou for finding me, Pam. Nice to have you as a friend.

Thanks so much for the friendship, Stuart!

Hi Stuart...Thanks for accepting my friend request.