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that's good to know, I never hunted for Shark Teeth in SC but always wanted to go. Is it all beaches? where do you usually go?

@@adventureswithcjemsailings962 I believe it's a state law. We just visited Myrtle Beach and that's pretty good. But I'm not from here so I couldn't really say for sure

whoa!!! 25 a day that's really good, in the past few weeks here the conditions have not been so good and the most I've found in a day was 4!! which beach do you go to?

hi, no I actually hold the phone in one hand and collect the treasures with the other one, that's why I have to put my scooper down after I scoop a tooth so I can grab it from the basket while recording with the other hand but I am considering looking into a neck strap for my phone.

Thank you. I enjoy your adventures and appreciate you sharing them with us.

awww you are very welcome, I'm glad you are enjoying them! ☺️

because these are fossilized shark teeth and they will turn black over the thousands of years ( from 10,000 years old to 2 millions years old in my area) by absorbing the minerals found in the sediments where they are buried.

awww you're welcome!! I'm so glad that you will be able to make a necklace with your shells! I would love to see a picture when you are done.

lol!!French is my first language and even though I live in Florida now and speak English all the time I still swear in French! yes I do get very excited when I find a tooth, its like a treasure hunt. I hope you had fun in Juno beach and let me know if you found anything!

you are very welcome!!!

yes, Bone valley is awesome, I'm going next weekend, I'm excited!

you're welcome!

you are very welcome!

lol! its because je suis Quebecoise d'origine! I don't think I will ever lose my accent

You're welcome! I don't know if they are shark teeth on cocoa beach, the closest one I know with shark teeth is Melbourne and st-augustine but if you find some, let me know! have fun

@@adventureswithcjemsailings962 thank you for letting me know! I think we will be going to that beach now :) I told my pod about it! 🐬

Cool! St-Augustine (Mickler's landing beach) has awesome sand tiger shark tooth. but just remember that sometimes you can go to the same beach and find 50-100 teeth on a day and on another nothing. so if you travel from far and you get there on a bad day, plan for another activity for that area

You're welcome!

I know it's horrible. I contribute to reef preservation and everything sea life. what people do to our oceans is crazy. I guess I should mention in my videos that all the shark teeth, seagrass and shells are treasures that I find on the beach. I do have a video on how to find shark teeth on the beach. I don't know if you assume that I buy my shark teeth for sending me your comment. not sure if your comment is negative or positive, it's always hard to tell when in writing. but this tooth in this video I found in Juno Beach, it is a fossilized great white shark tooth and very rare to find in this kind of color, they are usually black or grayish in color, this tooth is about 5000 years old. thank you for your interest in my video. Merry Christmas

Thank you!!! I love doing it but I suck at actually catching them so I'm glad im good at the rest, its definitely a team effort!!

I use the waxed polyester 1 mm

Hi, you can find them on Etsy, just look for fossilized shark teeth or real shark teeth. I also have a few great white shark teeth that I haven't put on a necklace of you are interested you can message me on my Etsy shop and I can you pictures of what I have.www.etsy.com/shop/LesBijouxLuna?ref=l2-about-shopname

hi, this specific necklace is not for sale, it is actually the first great white shark tooth that I found and I made it into a necklace for myself, it means a lot to me. I do have other great white shark tooth that I can put on a necklace for you if you want a custom necklace and you can visit my Etsy store www.etsy.com/shop/LesBijouxLuna?ref=l2-about-shopname I have other shark tooth necklace there and you can see the different styles and message me there so I can send you pictures of other great white teeth I have

that's awesome, where did you find the meg?

You're welcome! But remember the ocean sorts/ organizes its treasure by size so you may find a bigger tooth amongst the big shell, I found a great white in the big shell once!

@@adventureswithcjemsailings962 day 3 and no teeth yet. I think this beach is just barren of shark teeth unfortunately

not all beaches have shark teeth unfortunately. what beach are you going to?

@@adventureswithcjemsailings962 We are at Melbourne beach in FL. We were very lucky to find one last year. Zero this year unfortunately. Not the best beach to find some apparently

you can find teeth in Melbourne, I have been there before and found some but not that many. If you go North to St-Augustine you will find a lot! or South in Juno Beach which is where I am, thousands!

You're welcome ! im happy that my tutorial helped, I hope you make yourself an awesome necklace!

You're welcome!

its in Juno Beach

thank you

thank you!

you're welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it and you are going to make some for your family!

you need an entry point and an exit point for the string so with only 1 hole is it not possible, you can either try to break the back with a hammer ( that's how I remove the back on full cowrie shells but you have to be really carefully and use a rag, I've broken many shells in the beginnings) or you can try to drill another hole

@@adventureswithcjemsailings962 Ooh I was thinking, maybe I would be able to fit both strings in the one tiny 1 mm hole.

thank you so much!!! ☺️

Are you talking about the necklace I'm wearing in the video?

thank you!! I'm glad my videos are helpful

it is a double-stranded waxed polyester string I used the linhasita brand www.amazon.com/Linhasita-Polyester-Waterproof-Resistant-Friendship/dp/B089Q8HX7H/ref=sr_1_2?crid=1R9D6WSWYHY1T&keywords=linhasita+waxed+polyester+cord&qid=1658267953&sprefix=linhasi%2Caps%2C108&sr=8-2

sorry never got a notifications for this question no it is a waxed polyester cord

yes I used linhasita waxed polyester cord, you can get it from Amazon www.amazon.com/Linhasita-Polyester-Waterproof-Resistant-Friendship/dp/B089Q8HX7H/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=linhasita+waxed+polyester+cord+1mm&qid=1657401389&sprefix=linhas%2Caps%2C117&sr=8-2

those are shells that I found on the beach. I'm not sure where you can buy shells, I would start with Amazon

cool! long and curvy that sounds like a sand tiger shark tooth! I love those, let me know how it turns out!

that's awesome, let me know how it turns out!

cool! let me know how it turns out!

You're very welcome, I'm happy you found my video and were able to make a beautiful necklace!!!

the string is 1mm in diameter and I use Linhasita brand

thank you for your feedback, I added the info in the description panel.

thank you!

its a waxed polyester string double stranded. you can buy rolls on Etsy or amazon the brand is Linhasita or in Costa Rica in San Jose, I also started making starter kits with strings for bracelets or necklaces with different kind of shells, if you want to buy the exact amount of strings already cut to size for this necklace contact me either by DM on instagram @lesbijouxluna or by email lesbijouxluna@hotmail.com

@@adventureswithcjemsailings962 perfect thanks!

Sim! yes you can use only one thread in the middle, the important is that the 2 in the back makes an "x" under that middle thread. the only thing with using only 1 thread in the middle is that the square knot section will be skinnier. let me know if you have more questions and I would love to see the result after you make it! Emilie

@@adventureswithcjemsailings962 thank you so much, darling 🌼

you're welcome!

hello Jim, that was before we did our PADI underwater naturalist specialty class where we learn not to disturb marine life. thank you for your concern

thank you!, it varies but averages 80 feet at the bottom of the ledge, top of the ledge 65-70 feet

@@adventureswithcjemsailings962 thanks! I tried to find it this past weekend but I didn’t

@@eliohernandez3673 its a 2 mile long ledge once you see a 10-15 foot change on the depth finder you know you're on the ledge here are some coordinates 26º 52' 13.91", 80º 01' 09.01"

@@adventureswithcjemsailings962 thanks a lot for the info!!!! I’ll try it soon! On the other hand, how is your sailing boat adventures?

@@eliohernandez3673 we have been doing a lot of work on it, we just installed solar and wind and we are getting ready for a Christmas vacation on the sailboat, we are very excited!!

I know, it was so hard to watch and it took so long for the crane to finish it, as if the boat was trying to hang on. thank you! looking forward to the day we cross path again.

I love them too, they definitely are my favorite encounters!

@@adventureswithcjemsailings962 They are cool. Napoleon wrasse are cool if you ever see them on dives too.

@@BlueHorizonDiving I actually had to google Napoleon wrasse, they look amazing, we have never dove in the indo-pacific region, we will one day. can't wait to meet those cool looking fishes!

@@adventureswithcjemsailings962 yeah they amazing and we saw a lot when dived in Red Sea. Cool fish. Hopefully you get over there one day