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Schleich 41425 Dimorphodon und Therizinosaurus, klein

Schleich 41425 Dimorphodon und Therizinosaurus, klein - Main image
$10.68 $17.8 In stock

Inhalt:
1 x Dino-Spielfigur
2 x Zubehörteile
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Die ersten Dimorphodon existierten vor etwa 200-175 Millionen Jahren. Besonders auffällig war ihr Schnabel, denn er sah aus wie der eines Papageitauchers. Die kurzen Flügel waren zum Fliegen zwar nicht gut geeignet, dafür konnten die Flugsaurier aber wahrscheinlich ähnlich geschickt klettern wie Eichhörnchen. Im Gegensatz zum Dimorphodon lebte der Therizinosaurus gegen Ende des Dinosaurier-Zeitalters. Von allen Tieren, die jemals auf der Erde gab, hatte er die längsten Krallen: Sie wurden bis zu 70 Zentimeter lang. Mit ihnen schälte er vermutlich die Rinde von Bäumen. Der Dimorphodon war einer der ersten Dinosaurier, der Therizinosaurus einer der letzten.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

John ★★★★★

My kid was so excited to add these two to their dino crew, and the Dimorphodon's jaw really looks like it could snap shut on prey. The figures have a nice weight to them, so they feel solid during play. Even the small Therizinosaurus claws are detailed enough to pass a close look.

Claire O. ★★★★★

The Dimorphodon's beak really stands out in person—it looks just like a prehistoric bird's, which makes it perfect for teaching my kid about pterosaurs. My son loves that it comes with two accessory pieces to swap around, and the detail on both figures is impressive for the size.

Andrew R. ★★★★★

The Therizinosaurus figure has that distinctive beak that the description mentions, and the two little accessory pieces give my kid something extra to play with beyond just the dinosaurs themselves. The plastic feels sturdy enough to survive being dropped on the floor a few times, which is really al