Manasota Beach, Collecting Ancient Shark Teeth, FL

Hunting for fossilized shark teeth at Manasota Beach in Florida
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[@sylviacritzon2258]

Awesome

[@NinthElement]

I have watched this video 4 times to learn how to find an ancient tooth. Thank you Alexander for this information. Cheers!

[@ALEXANDERSHARESTHEWILD]

Thank you for watching and I hope you find some nice shark teeth... I'm sure you will!

[@kenlejful]

Thanks, Alex, I grew up in the area. Came down in 1961 to North Port when my granddad retired. Went to school in Englewood&Venice because North Port didn't have one. I remember when there was only a dirt road from Englewood beach to Manasota beach. TY for the memories. There were at least a 100-yard from the water to the road back then& cheap motels& houses all along Englewood beach lol. I did a lot of drywall on the newer structures along the coast from Boca Grande to the Siesta Keys.

[@ALEXANDERSHARESTHEWILD]

Sounds like it was quite nice back then and cool that you have those memories. I really enjoyed my time there 👍🏻

[@JG-fs2zi]

That's a beautiful sunset you captured. Thank you!

[@billrobbins5874]

Great place to watch a sheller: SWF Beach on the u-tube. Her finds are fantastic and you'll learn ALOT quick! Only if u want. 👍

[@maggiebrown9690]

What a cool location with great treasures to hunt! Thanks for the video!

[@gerdaimgrund8641]

What a fantastic video! Great finds with shells and shark teeth. Great beach and lots of
fun to dig. Thanks for sharing!

[@ALEXANDERSHARESTHEWILD]

Thanks! I shall adventure on...

[@dantemedici8179]

Nice video man

[@ALEXANDERSHARESTHEWILD]

Thanks! 🙂

[@tonistephic]

Dont get to see shark teeth but 1 other time the sharks eye was beautiful. Love the sunset and hearing the water is just so relaxing. Thank you

[@vicsterhamster]

What a great haul

[@kristinmims4052]

Nice shells you got a Atlantic heart cockle, paper fig or a pear whelk really nice find there! A scallop and a shark eye moonsnail 🙂

[@ALEXANDERSHARESTHEWILD]

Wow! Thank you for the identifications... shells are definitely a new realm for me so I appreciate the feedback. Shark eye moonsnail, very cool!

[@marie-josetimperley3825]

6:40-6:48, I think I spot a ring

[@ALEXANDERSHARESTHEWILD]

I saw it... now I have to go back 😎

[@user-xv8nu9vk9z]

If you slow down you might find more teeth. You need to research the topics you talk about (red tide) before you start talking about them. Red tide is a naturally occurring algae and not caused by big sugar. You also need a sifter. The round shell you found is called a Sharkeye or Moon shell. Good luck in the future.