Edmontosaurus figurine

Edmontosaurus, whose name means “Edmonton lizard,” was a large herbivorous dinosaur that lived during the late Cretaceous period, about 66 million years ago. This member of the hadrosaurid family, also known as “duck-billed dinosaurs,” could have been over 40 feet long and weighed up to 4 tons. Thanks to its broad beak and hundreds of small teeth arranged in a battery, it easily crushed the plants it ate. Fun fact: It is believed that Edmontosaurus probably lived in herds, which allowed it to better defend itself from larger predators like Tyrannosaurus Rex. Scientists also suggest that it may have inflated something like a crest or leathery sac on its snout to communicate. Papo’s Edmontosaurus figure realistically captures the defining characteristics of this fascinating dinosaur: a flattened beak, textured skin, and a massive stance. A must-have model to complete a dinosaur collection, imagine life in the Cretaceous period or awaken the curiosity of children passionate about paleontology. Advantages: suitable for playing or collecting the game with figures stimulates the development of visual perception, imagination and speech stimulates curiosity about the surrounding environment durable material and can be passed down from child to child develops imagination