We Tried Diving For Shark’s Teeth In The Shark Tooth Capital of the World

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[@Off-The-X]

Keep using that wife! Its an important trait for clicks! Go get em! SMDH Didnt even care about the content, just how much of degenerate youtube has become, you are proof.

[@barroosa]

Fun stuff guys! Having joined Emily and Cole on their delivery adventure of the Leopard 50 to Annapolis I can tell you that hanging out with these two is a blast, so I encourage everyone to look into the opportunities to get out on the water with them.

[@adventurecrews]

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[@JaCCob-cox]

Awesome video guys!! Cam and his family are great people!

[@adventurecrews]

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[@Bridgettswindle]

I'm new here and absolutely love yall loved your video of the micro house that's so cool.god bless yall

[@adventurecrews]

Welcome aboard! We're so glad you enjoyed the video! Thank you so much for commenting! Where are you watching from?

[@travykangaroo40]

💙 Great to be out on the ocean and find your own shark teeth millions of years old! Wow!

[@adventurecrews]

It really is!

[@brianbenedict8374]

Awesome love the vid especially knowing it's like 25 degrees here in Nebraska!!

[@theb4122]

We are so blessed to call Venice, FL our home! We love it so much! Glad you enjoyed it, come back anytime! 🦈🦷

[@gopeisho]

When I saw Shark Tooth Capital of the world I knew you were in Venice. I am from Sarasota, 43 years worth of beaches, and boats. It was os nice to see places I know. :)

[@adventurecrews]

Emily was the morning News Anchor at ABC 7 in Sarasota

[@gopeisho]

@ I thought you looked familiar when I subscribed. I’ve been in Sarasota since 1978. Enjoy watching both of you in the video’s.

[@adventurecrews]

Thank you so much!!

[@TommyBedley]

My second home! ❤ Ill be back down and hopefully able to dive next week!

[@adventurecrews]

It’s an amazing place for sure! 👍 thanks for letting us know! Where is your first home?

[@TommyBedley]

@@adventurecrews I travel back n forth between GA and FL.

[@sailinghorus]

Awesome!! 👍

[@adventurecrews]

Thanks! We had so much fun!

[@jeffhudson4817]

Cool stuff for sure….

[@RABBIT-EDC]

You came to my hometown Venice, Florida!

[@RABBIT-EDC]

Definitely before the hurricanes the docks are intact

[@adventurecrews]

Yes the week before

[@RichardClevenger-x4y]

Good to see a family out there together.... Do they have a website to purchase sharks teeth from?

[@adventurecrews]

I do not think they sell the teeth that they find…or at least yet…but please do go give them a follow and check out their videos!

[@CatchingupwithCam]

Hi Richard! Thanks for watching!! Our family keeps all the teeth we find, but we will have a video out soon showcasing our hometown shop, “Shark Frenzy,” that you are able to purchase all different sizes and kinds of teeth! Stay tuned!! 😀

[@RABBIT-EDC]

Snake island!

[@RABBIT-EDC]

And the jettys are still there.

[@adventurecrews]

Yes we shot this before the hurricane.. we heard that the jettys got destroyed :(

[@ddtwdmb2]

Actually not too bad of visibility for that area, unfortunately its rarely great.

[@adventurecrews]

Just hard to film

[@RABBIT-EDC]

I shuck oysters at the Crows Nest if you come in say hi.

[@jonkrispeterson6678]

Is Crow’s nest open now? Last time by it was still in recovery.

[@Stuart123]

❤️🇨🇦

[@ВладимирСавкин-д7о]

??? is this real? to find something like this on the coast of florida or california you need to dig to a depth of 10 meters. many years have passed, these remains lie under a thick layer of decomposed rock. you just won't find something like this on the ocean floor

[@douglasmontgomery6315]

Definitely real, we live in North Port and have found teeth. Most of the beaches in Manasota Key, Venice and Engelwood have smaller shark teeth on the beaches. There are also fossil tours in the Myakka River there as well.

[@ВладимирСавкин-д7о]

@@douglasmontgomery6315 I can't imagine how the remains of an animal that died out millions of years ago can be lying on the surface of the ocean floor, but if you find them and it's true, that's really cool.

[@douglasmontgomery6315]

@@ВладимирСавкин-д7о , They are there on the beach cause of the currents washing them up. They are on the bottom of the Gulf floor after currents (if you watched the video, they specifically point out that the BEST time to find them out in the water is after a storm! (also, if they are dredging/pumping sand from the Gulf UP on to the beach..good time then too).

[@adventurecrews]

It is really good after a big storm when the bottom has been turned

[@jonkrispeterson6678]

Not a scuba diver, but I can find 100 teeth per hour right on the beach, or within 3 feet from shore. No megladons, but still,shark teeth. So much fun.