Safari 300829 Kaprosuchus Figurine, Multi Color
MSRP: $15.93
$12.25
Kaprosuchus shows that prehistoric 'crocs' were more diverse than crocodiles today. This extinct relative of modern crocodiles had tusk-like fangs that earned it the nickname "boar croc". It lived in northern Africa during the late Cretaceous, 95 million years ago.
Features- Kaprosuchus Figurine
- Detailed and accurate figurine
- Educational teaching tool
- BPA, phthalate and lead free
- Non-toxic, safe and durable
- This item is part of our Wild Safari Prehistoric World Collection
Care Instructions:- Suggested to be stored in spaces that are cool, dry, and tucked away from the elements. These products are made from durable, flexible, non-toxic materials that can be hand-washed with a clean sponge or cloth, dish soap, and water. Please avoid using abrasive soaps, sponges, or other cleaning tools.
Characteristics:- Kaprosuchus was a meat-eating crocodylomorph - the group that includes modern crocodiles. It had long broad jaws filled with pointed teeth, including enlarged tusk-like fangs. Its strong jaw muscles provided a powerful bite. The body of Kaprosuchus is unknown, but it was probably similar to other crocodylomorphs with four short legs and a long tail.
Size and Color:- This model is 8.25 inches long and 2 inches high. It has dark green and brown colored scales similar to modern crocodiles.
Specifications- Color: Multi Color
- Material: Plastic
- Indoor or Outdoor: Indoor or Outdoor
- Choking Hazard: Yes
- Minimum Age: 3 Year
- Maximum Age: 99
- Scientific Name: Kaprosuchus saharicus
- Weight: 0.88 lbs
