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Schleich Tarbosaurus
Varenr.: [9150829] | Producent: Schleich | Model-nr.: 15034 | EAN: 4059433667119
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Sound the alarm - here comes a Tarbosaurus! He was the second biggest Tyrannosaur behind T-Rex, but our Tarbosaurus toy figure is still kind of a big deal. Bring home this apex predator of the Cretaceous and watch your dinosaur-loving kids let their imaginations run wild!
From the powerful tip of its tail to its elongated head, the Tarbosaurus grows to be twelve meters long! This makes it one of the largest dinosaurs around. Its head hovers a lofty five meters above the ground! No wonder it has to eat so much. It loves to snatch smaller dinos for supper with its sharp teeth and flexible jaws. The Tarbosaurus runs after its prey on strong legs until it catches them, so it's best to stay on its good side!
From the powerful tip of its tail to its elongated head, the Tarbosaurus grows to be twelve meters long! This makes it one of the largest dinosaurs around. Its head hovers a lofty five meters above the ground! No wonder it has to eat so much. It loves to snatch smaller dinos for supper with its sharp teeth and flexible jaws. The Tarbosaurus runs after its prey on strong legs until it catches them, so it's best to stay on its good side!