Guess this divesite....

[diverjed]

.......should be fairly easy for many of you

 

[Epinephelus]

Cooper River of course. (or, if it ain't it oughta be)
E. itajara

 

[Former FLL Now MSP Diver]

What are those things the diver is collecting?

 

[diverjed]

.........shark's teeth.

Many of them are from the extinct Megladon, the largest man-eating shark that ever roamed the great ocean depths.

Some speculate........he is still there.

Get a chance check this spot out, if you can brave heavy currents, dark water, and quite possibly alligator experiences, the rewards are more than worth it.

 

[SCDiver]

This does look like our famous Cooper River here in Charleston. Even though its dark and sometimes dangerous with the ever present gators, but the finds are usually undescribable....

 

[diverjed]

There's a couple of other rivers they're finding the same teeth as well, right? The Ashley River?

 

[SCDiver]

Yes we have several good rivers. The Cooper is by far the best, but we also have the Ashley and Wando as well. Here are a few links for anyone interested. The first is a post on our local forum at charlestondiving.com, where one of our best describes how best to hunt for artifacts in the rivers.

http://www.charlestondiving.com/forum/topic.asp?topic_id=58


The second here is a well know charter used for river diving:

http://www.cooperriver.com/

Thanks for now