Schleich mini dinosaur set

Pretty dangerous and pretty cute. Four little dinosaurs, two robbers and two herbivores. One must not mistake the small ones, the teeth of the small T-Rex and Spinosaurus are already pretty long and quite sharp. A small Triceratops and a young Saichania are almost as defensive as their parents and all four are surely determined to fight. But they are just too sweet. For Ages: 3+ Warning: Not suitable for children under 3 years Please enquire supplier availability before placing your order for this item

Equipped with interesting and bold attributes, the Stegosaurus was a herbivore with a small head and long legs. With seventeen plates on its back and four, 30 centimeter long spikes on its tail, this dinosaur was always ready to fight back. With a length of ten meters, the Stegosaurus had a walnut-sized brain and its hind legs were twice as long as its front legs. For Ages: 3+ Warning: Not suitable for children under 3 years Please enquire supplier availability before placing your order for this item

Named after an Aztec deity, the Quetzalcoatlus was the largest airworthy animal ever found. With an impressive wingspan of nearly thirteen meters, this reptile had a long neck and head, and nearly three meter long legs. This reptile, covered with a light fur, had the physique of a bird - with hollow bones and powerful wings, and was able to look for food, wading in the water. Despite its size, the Quetzalcoatlus probably only weighed about 100 kg. For Ages: 3+ Warning: Not suitable for children under 3 years Please enquire supplier availability before placing your order for this item

The Tyrannosaurus Rex looked very threatening, but could not take advantage of its front legs, which only had two claws that did not reach up to his mouth. With a height of almost seven meters and a length of nearly thirteen meters, the Tyrannosaurus Rex was not a very good hunter, but a scavenger that fed on what other animals left. He had over fifty teeth with a length of more than 15 centimeters. He did not use his teeth to chew, but rather to tear because he swallowed his food in large pieces. To improve depth perception in the foraging, the eyes of the Tyrannosaurus Rex faced forward, so that the sight of both eyes overlapped. For Ages: 3+ Warning: Not suitable for children under 3 years Please enquire supplier availability before placing your order for this item