Lost Florida Fossils

Lost Florida Fossils Specialty Scuba Training Facility
Fossil | Spearfishing | Lobster
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It’s going down!  Take a look and enroll!
05/15/2026

It’s going down! Take a look and enroll!

Fossil Junkies Meg Week 🦈

July 7–11, 2026

For years we’ve talked about creating a real event for the Venice fossil diving community — something built around the hunt for megalodon teeth, offshore fossil diving, and the people who love doing it.

This summer, we’re finally doing it.

Meg Week will bring together 30 divers over five days for offshore fossil hunting, tournament categories, prizes, trophies, leaderboard updates, and a Saturday night awards gathering to close out the week.

This will be our Founder’s Year event, and we’re keeping it intentionally limited and community-focused as we launch Year One.

More information and registration details will be released soon.

🦈 5 Days. 30 Divers. One Big Hunt.

Interested in competing in Meg Week?

Comment “MEG” or send us a message for early information and registration updates.

05/06/2026

Donald Brunning breaking it down

Brontosaurus Vert or Giant Whale Vertebrate Fresh Out the Clay? This guy is huge, about 12lbs.  Made for a fun swim for ...
04/11/2026

Brontosaurus Vert or Giant Whale Vertebrate Fresh Out the Clay? This guy is huge, about 12lbs. Made for a fun swim for 90min. This behemoth was completely buried with only 1in showing, making it look like the average rib bone. 10min after digging the edges out, she finally plucked out of the suction cup of the Miocene era, bringing it back to life. Eric Bachmann

04/05/2026

🦈 What a find! Fossil Junkies pulls this 6-inch megalodon tooth in a dive off Venice Beach

03/30/2026

Beautiful Juvenile Mammoth Tooth found at the end of a dive. Reminder to touch all things black! 🏴‍☠️🤿🦣

Crispy Megalodon Tooth fresh out the clay.  The Feeding Damage on the back has serrated impact marks giving a little ins...
03/30/2026

Crispy Megalodon Tooth fresh out the clay. The Feeding Damage on the back has serrated impact marks giving a little insight to the history of this shark. Beautiful tooth found aboard 🏴‍☠️🤿🦈

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