When you arrive at Englewood Beach you will notice something a bit odd: most people are bent over as they walk along the sand. They are looking for sharks teeth which are brown or gray and shaped like a chevron. As a novice, I didn’t find many. But my son’s in-laws taught my wife a few tricks of the trade and in no time she collected a pocketful. The expert treasury hunters use metal scoopers and other paraphernalia and then drop their finds in plastic bags by size, color and quality. This beach is also a haven for fossils and seashell collectors.
