Safari Ltd. - Sarcosuchus

Venture into the Early Cretaceous Period with Safari Ltd's exceptional Sarcosuchus figurine. Roaming our planet approximately 112 million years ago, Sarcosuchus was a gigantic relative of today's crocodiles and could grow over an astonishing 30 feet in length! Its long, thin snout, crowned by the distinct “bulla,” set it apart from other crocodyliformes. Fossils from as early as the 1940s have revealed its might, but it was the discovery of a nearly complete skull in 1964 that brought this behemoth to the limelight. Later findings in the 2000s further clarified our understanding. Crafted with the utmost precision, this figurine not only educates but ignites the imagination, transporting children to an age where these magnificent beasts reigned supreme. Safe for kids aged 3+, the toy is constructed from high-quality PVC that's BPA-free and non-toxic. Whether for play, education, or collection, this Sarcosuchus stands out as a testament to nature's grandeur. It proudly takes its place in the Wild Safari® Prehistoric World collection, exemplifying Safari Ltd's commitment to delivering top-notch educational toys.

• Detailed Design: Painstakingly hand-painted, this Sarcosuchus figure showcases the lifelike details from the large hump (bulla) on its nose to the wide, flat scutes on its back, mirroring its ancient, majestic form.
• Educational and Engaging: Dive deep into the Early Cretaceous period and foster a child's interest in prehistoric wildlife. This Sarcosuchus toy offers a hands-on learning experience and encourages imaginative play.
• Safe and Superior Quality: Built to endure, this figurine is made with robust, non-toxic materials to allow for hours of safe play and learning.
• Multifunctional: Perfect for educational purposes, display in collections, classroom activities, or as a fun and captivating playtime companion.
• Part of the Collection: This figurine is a proud member of the Safari Ltd.'s Wild Safari® North American Wildlife collection, which showcases a diverse range of animals from North America.