How in the world did you find those Meg teeth?
[Finding Meg teeth is] all tactile as it’s most times zero visibility despite having power headlamps (twin 1,200 lumen lights). On a great day you’ll get 6 inches of viz and that helps your toof count. You get to a point where you know what you’re grabbing as you process hundreds of fossils during the dive. After some experience you get to a point where you immediately recognize what bone/fossil your grabbing.
In the winter it’s more difficult when the water gets cold (55*F)--you lose your ability to feel things after around an hour.
Been a while since I've been on the forum so sorry for the late reply.--Brian
