Gemini&Genius 3-Piece Dinosaur Set with T-Rex & Cubs, Action Figures, Moveable Jaw, Cake Topper, Party Gift for Kids 3-12 Years Old

Gemini&Genius 3-Piece Dinosaur Set with T-Rex & Cubs, Action Figures, Moveable Jaw, Cake Topper, Party Gift for Kids 3-12 Years Old

【King of the Tyrant Reptiles】Its name means "King of the tyrant reptiles". The tyrannosaurus lived approximately 70 million years ago and was one of the largest carnivorous dinosaurs. 【Experience the Dinosaur World】Get an experience with this new figure, with an articulated jaw. You can open or close his fearsome jaws. This incredibly lifelike Tyrannosaurus with his little dinosaurs babys. 【Develops Dexterity and Sparks the Imagination】We encourage your kids to use their imagination to create their own magical kingdom. The toys will help to develop their skills while enjoying hours of imaginative play in great planet's history. 【Great Detail】It is hand painted with amazing detail, realistic, educational, and fun, this figurine is suitable for a range of interests, including collectors, teachers, and kids. Another special characteristic of this figure is the care in the details and postures, which gives the impression that the figurines are animated. 【Beautifully Finished and Durable】This figure is beautifully finished and the extreme attention to detail is universally recognized. It's made of a very high quality plastic, its measures approximately 13 inches length; Suitable for ages: 3 plus Years. Use by children under 8 should be supervised by adult. ★The Tyrannosaurus lived approximately 70 million years ago and was one of the largest carnivorous dinosaurs. Its name means "King of the tyrant reptiles".
the most famous was certainly the T Rex, whose reputation was built on its ferocity. With a gigantic body of almost 12 m in length, and a huge snout with 20 cm sharp teeth,
the Tyrannosaurus was a terrifying animal. This Biped with tiny front arms could exceed a height of 6 m and weigh more than 6 tonnes.
Its long, powerful tail could be used to balance. It appears that the Tyrannosaurus was more of an opportunistic carrion feeder than a formidable predator but this is open to debate.