Maastrichtian Stage, Approx. 70–66 Million Years Old - Khouribga, Morocco
This remarkable Prognathodon currii skull is a breathtaking relic from the final chapter of the Cretaceous seas. Dating back over 66 million years, it belonged to one of the most powerful marine predators of its time — a close relative of Mosasaurus, known for its deep jaws, massive teeth, and formidable bite.
What makes this specimen truly extraordinary is the preserved sclerotic eye ring — an exceptionally rare feature found in only about one in every two hundred fossils. This delicate bony structure within the eye orbit adds remarkable scientific significance and aesthetic intrigue, making it a true showpiece of natural history.
Features: • Authentic Prognathodon currii skull fossil • Geological Period: Late Cretaceous (Maastrichtian, ~70–66 million years old) • Origin: Khouribga, Morocco • Includes rare preserved sclerotic eye ring (1 in 200 preservation rate) • Excellent preservation of teeth, bone texture, and structure • Length: 105 cm
Condition: 100% genuine fossil — professionally prepared and stabilized
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