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Schleich 15025 Kaprosuchus

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$8.61 $11.8 In stock
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1 x Dinosaurier ( Spielzeugfigur )



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Der Kaprosuchus von Schleich® DINOSAURS wurde nach seinen Zähnen und seiner Körperform benannt: Sein Name bedeutet Wildschweinkrokodil. Das Tier lebte in der späten Kreidezeit und bewegte sich wahrscheinlich vorwiegend an Land, wo es kleine Beutetiere jagte. Bislang fand man in der Sahara nur einen Schädel von dem Tier. Daher können die Wissenschaftler nur vermuten, wie es tatsächlich aussah. Aber wahrscheinlich wurde der Dino 6 m lang.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Eli C. ★★★★★

The Kaprosuchus figure is surprisingly detailed for its size, particularly the jagged teeth and textured skin that make it look straight out of a swamp. My kids love using it with their other dinosaur toys for imaginative play, and the pose is dynamic enough to stand on its own during battles.

Penelope U. ★★★★★

My son was so excited to find this figure had the name "Wildschweinkrokodil" on the box; the sculpting on the teeth and snout is incredibly detailed. It's a sturdy, well-painted piece that looks great with his other prehistoric toys.

Michael ★★★★★

The teeth and snout shaping really capture the wild boar crocodile look—my nephew can't put it down. It's sturdy enough for rough play, and the detail makes it a keeper for his Dino collection.