A very brief walk on the beach on Saturday August 29th at 7:00 revealed the above nice teeth in just a few minutes.  Although Bill's influence on the waves was much more severe, the teeth hunting was more productive following Danny.



Hurricane Bill shows few teeth
August 22-23


Based on the heavy waves and high tides, we thought some interesting teeth were likely to appear, though early morning trips on August 22nd and 23rd revealed no monsters, but several smaller teeth.




August 15


August 13  (see individual pics below for pictures of teeth exactly how they were found on the beach)



August 8

August 8th produced these teeth.  See pictures of where these teeth were found


Individual pictures from August 13th - the pictures show the individual teeth as they were found on the beach, prior to being touched.




























Tooth in center foreground, demonstrating relevant position to beach.  Notice, the tooth is perpendicular to the water's edge.  With the longer canine shaped teeth, they have smooth surfaces and tend to roll.  When these teeth get pushed up in sloping smooth sand, they tend to roll back with the tide, unless they turn perpendicular to the water's edge and get caught in the sand.  When you see sloped smooth sand, perpendicular tends to be the most common placement.









Above, the field of small shells and debris where some of the teeth were found that morning.