And in the Peruvian desert, the wind blows them around. So to find a group of teeth all together in one spot from one shark is an extremely rare event. Went up to the American Museum of Natural History 15 years ago, I guess. And they didn’t have any, you’d be lucky to find any in any zoos. Kansas probably has several out there ’cause they do get associate sets of teeth. But in my collection now I have 51 associated sets of teeth from different sharks, and 70 million years old to probably about three or 4 million years old. So it’s a very valuable collection.
