Dankurosterus "Schleich-Schreich" DINOSAUR URS-DINOSAUR No. 14575

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■ Product description ■ A species of fish that lived in the Devon Period about 400 million years ago.
Rare in the Devon Period, it is a large fish with a body length of 7 to 8 meters. It is considered to be the first large marine creature along with Dianytis, which lived in the same period.
It has a strong jaw with a long and sharp plate like bones instead of teeth.
Dankurosterus lived more than 100.003 million years before the birth of dinosaurs.
It was a hunter who killed large sharks instantly and ate its mates when there was no food.
It is believed that because fossils of fish that had not been digested with the bones were found, it had weak chewing power and swallowed large chunks of food it caught.
The name Dankurosterus was named after the paleontologist David Dunn Kru.
The mouth can be opened and closed.
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Size : total height approx. 7 cm, total length approx. 20.5 cm