Dinosaurs & Prehistoric Creatures - Papo - Spinosaurus Dinosaur Figurine - Prehistoric Predator Toy for Kids Age 3+ - Hand-Painted Realistic Cretaceous Carnivore - Educational Collectible Model - 31 x 13 x 17 cm - 55011

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Papo - Spinosaurus Dinosaur Figurine - Prehistoric Predator Toy for Kids Age 3+ - Hand-Painted Realistic Cretaceous Carnivore - Educational Collectible Model - 31 x 13 x 17 cm - 55011

Name: Papo - Spinosaurus Dinosaur Figurine - Prehistoric Predator Toy for Kids Age 3+ - Hand-Painted Realistic Cretaceous Carnivore - Educational Collectible Model - 31 x 13 x 17 cm - 55011
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STIMULATES IMAGINATION - PAPO figurines enable children to invent new stories every day; They help develop their curiosity and stimulate their imagination LEARNING SUPPORT - Children aged 3 and over can discover the world around them through the many animals and characters, which provide a fun and comprehensive entertainment medium EXTREMELY DETAILED - Papo offers ultra-realistic figurines for real immersion in each universe; The accuracy of the postures, the faithful reproduction of the animal and the attention to detail really bring the PAPO figurines to life! HAND PAINTED FIGURINES - All PAPO figures are hand painted to provide a very high level of detail and finish; DISCOVER THE WORLD OF PAPO - Wild animals, sea animals, farm animals, horses, dinosaurs, knights, dragons, princesses, unicorns and much more FRENCH CREATION AND KNOW-HOW - All Papo creations are designed and developed in France, with the constant aim of providing a high quality play and learning medium

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The Spinosaurus or "spiny lizard" is one of the longest known dinosaurs measuring up to 18 m in length, 6 m in height and weighing up to 9 tonnes. It is recognizable for its large back spines, which lead us to suppose that it had a sail used as a temperature regulator. The Spinosaurus, which lived in the Cretaceous period, was both a carnivore and a fish eater. Both long and narrow, and equipped with numerous straight teeth, the Spinosaurus skull is a similar shape to that of crocodiles.

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