Sand Tiger Shark is a species of shark that has lived since the Eocene epoch, 50 million years ago, to the present day. It is related to the Great White shark, the largest living shark, and is a marine predator, consuming mainly fish. Specimens of this group of sharks reach between 2 and 3.2 meters in length. Its dagger-shaped teeth are constantly visible, even when its mouth is closed. Like Otodus, its teeth have small cusplets on either side of the crown.
Sand Tiger Shark fossils are found mainly in Morocco, Belgium, and North America.
