Venice Beach, Florida
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N 27° 04.703 W 082° 27.153
17R E 355975 N 2995948
The beaches in Venice Florida are famous for sharks teeth and treasure hunters who come at the end of the day, or early morning after the crowds have departed, looking for fossils and other metal's that are left by beach patrons.
Waymark Code: WME423
Location: Florida, United States
Date Posted: 03/31/2012
Views: 16
Venice Beach is one of the best places in the world to find shark's teeth, easily sifted from the sand and shells by people of all ages. (Don't worry; these pointy, triangular fossils -- naturally shed by sharks over their lifetime -- are due to a quirk of ocean currents, not sharks off the coast.) There's also a massive fishing pier that extends into the Gulf, as well as dining options overlooking the beach.
Also in Venice is Caspersen Beach -- easily the largest in Sarasota -- featuring an unbroken vista of rolling dunes as far as the eye can see. Even your furry friends can get in on the action at Brohard Paw Park, a Venice beach where dogs can frolic in the surf and dig to their hearts' content.
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Date site was found: 03/31/2012
Item rating: common
Item condition: good
Estimated value of item found: low
Search this area again: yes
Description of item's found:
sharks teeth
Equipment used: screen
Land ownership: Public
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