Schleich Dinosaurs Dilophosaurus Toy Figurine

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Last updated 17 mai 2024

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Explore the prehistoric world with this Dilophosaurus, a fun, educational toy figurine from Schleich! This toy is detailed and handheld, and is ideal for hours of imaginative play. Schleich dinosaur toys introduce the limitless possibilities of storytelling and imaginative play. From fierce Velociraptor figurines and the popular brachiosaurus toy to our popular Large Dino Research Station, Schleich Dinosaurs let your stories run wild. Authentic dinosaur toys prowl with rich, accurate detail and texture, while full-featured dinosaur playsets bring action and learning to life. Our dino toy figurines love to crawl, fly and swim their way into stories featuring Schleich mythical creature toys, farm animal figurines and toy wild animals! Schleich dinosaur toys and playsets are built to last for generations. All our toys meet the highest national, international, and prehistoric safety standards.

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After the Compsognathus and the Velociraptor, the Dilophosaurus was one of the fastest prehistoric saurians. Despite its six metre-long body, it weighed only 500 kg and had long, powerful hind legs, with which it could easily reach speeds of up to 38 km/h. It had two striking bone crests on its skull, which also led to it being called the Double Crested Lizard. They were indeed big and long, but too thin to defend itself with. Scientists believe that they were used to impress rivals.

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Dilophosaurus lived in the Early Jurassic Period, 200 million years ago. It grew to over 20 feet in length, which isn’t large when compared to later predatory dinosaurs, although it was one of the largest of its time. It had two distinctive head crests, which may have been used for display purposes. History: The first remains of Dilophosaurus were discovered by Jesse Williams, a Navajo, in the Navajo County of Arizona, in 1940.