The extinct Kaprosuchus perfectly illustrates the meaning of its name "wild boar crocodile". Thanks to his reinforced muzzle, very similar to those of crocodiles, the rough horns on his skull and his body covered with thick scales, he could take the attacks and shocks of predators. He made his prey shiver with his long canines as a defense. Its anatomy is ideal for running, because compared to those of other crocodiles, its hind legs are much longer. PAPO gives life to this carnivore belonging to the family of "Mahajangasuchidae" which measured nearly 26 feet long. Posted on his front paws, the mouth wide open, he seems ready for a merciless struggle. This Kaprosuchus Prehistoric toy figure is hand painted and highly detailed with a natural color-scheme that replicates the real animal, making the figure extremely realistic looking. The mouth on this figure can manually open and close. The measurements are approximately 8.7" x 4.3" x 4.3". Due to the hand-painted nature, each figure is unique. WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years. About Papo Imaginative Play: Papo's highly detailed and hand-painted figurines transport children into rich fantasy worlds, fueling creativity as they invent new stories with each play session. French Artistry: Designed and crafted in France with meticulous attention to detail, these realistic figurines bring characters and creatures to life through accurate postures, clothing, and exquisite artisanship. Enduring Quality: For almost 30 years, Papo has created durable, heirloom-quality toys to be cherished and passed down through generations. Boundless Worlds: From mythical realms with brave knights, dragons, and princesses, to the natural marvels of wildlife, farm animals, and dinosaurs - Papo's diverse collection nurtures children's curiosity about our world and beyond. Ideal for Ages 3-14: Expertly crafted for young imaginations, these plastic figurines offer an engaging and educational play experience suitable for children aged 3 to 14 years. Our figures are produced in compliance with international safety standards and are tested in authorized laboratories.
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