Tylosaurus vs Pteranodon Scale:1:57 Scale 1:72 - 120 mm

Scale 1:72 - 120 mm long ( 2 pieces)

along with his great jaws full of sharp teeth

in the ecosystems that now make up East Africa—especially in what is now Tanzania—complex ecological interactions developed between large herbivorous dinosaurs and their predators

Einosaurus poseía una serie de cuernos más pequeños y ornamentaciones en el volante óseo que se extiende desde la parte posterior de su cráneo

It is believed to have been an active animal during the day

Tylosaurus vs Pteranodon Scale:1:57 Scale 1:72 - 120 mmThe sun was shining overhead, illuminating the vast prehistoric ocean. The water was calm, barely rippled by a gentle breeze. A group of Pteranodon, majestic flying creatures, were foraging for food on the surface of the water in the ocean. Suddenly, a dark shadow moved below the surface of the water. It was a Tylosaurus, a giant marine reptile related to mosasaurs, that had been lurking in the deep. With incredible speed, the Tylosaurus emerged from