Hunting for shark teeth in Fernandina Beach
FERNANDINA BEACH, Fla. – The beach near Fort Clinch State Park in Nassau County draws visitors for all kinds of reasons.
From scenic views to fishing to the chance to find artifacts with a metal detector, the beach offers something for everyone.
But the No. 1 draw: Hunting for shark teeth.
On a lucky day, you can find 10-15 teeth in a visit, but remember to dig or use a sifter near the shoreline, because shark teeth are generally buried.
We got some expert advice on a recent stop in Fernandina Beach. Press play above to watch our encounter.
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