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Sea dragons, the scourge of the seas, have been sighted and feared by many a watchful sailor since the earliest days of seagoing vessels. The Mediterranean Sea, with its many underwater caves, small i more→slands, and dangerous coves, provided an especially good habitat. As sailing ships grew larger, the threat of sea dragons lessened, but it was only with the advent of iron ships that sailors could breathe feely at sea.- While sea dragons were thought to swim the entire zone between the tropics, they appear most often in the legends and artwork of Mediterranean cultures. The Phoenicians were especially adept at ship building, and they traded up and down the eastern edge of the sea. This led to countless …

Though Camarasaurus was first discovered and named in the late 1870s, a complete skeleton would not be discovered until 1925. Since then, many complete skeletons have been uncovered, which is rare for more→sauropods, whose skulls are fragile and normally destroyed before fossilization can happen. Camarasaurus has a skull that is quite distinctive among sauropod dinosaurs, in that it is deep and blunted. Many sauropod skulls, such as those of Diplodocus or Apatosaurus, are known to be longer and narrower.Camarsaurus remains are frequently found in a location called the Morrison Foundation, alongside popular and iconic dinosaurs like Apatosaurus and Stegosaurus. It was likely preyed upon by predatory …

Though the genus name Mastodon is no longer used in this creature's scientific name, it's still the most frequently used informal common name for these giant elephant-like animals. The currently accep more→ted genus is Mammut.- Mastodons (or mammutids) were not as large as most mammoths or even modern day elephants, and were not as widespread. While most mastodons went extinct along with other megafauna around 11,000 or 10,000 years ago, it's believed that small pockets of these animals may have survived up until as recently as 4,000 years ago.- Though similar in appearance to the woolly mammoth, the American mastodon is not closely related. The mastodons split from the other members of the order …

The midnight moon dragon is one of the elusive dark dragons, a seldom-seen class that prowls only after sunset. Midnight moon dragons most resemble mountain dragons, with their massive wingspans, low more→bodies, and long necks.Features:- Characteristics: A low-slung body keeps this midnight prowler near the ground, hiding its shimmering underbelly. When hiding in a hoard of gold, midnight moon dragons leave just their golden horns and claws exposed, a warning to any observant enough to notice.- Size and Color: A dark, shiny purple hide allows the midnight moon dragon to blend in with the shadows, while a golden underside reflects the stars. A double set of ruby-red eyes allow for simultaneous focus …

The Desert Dragon appears in the tales of many who have traveled through the great Sahara Desert in Africa. Legends of a fiend in the sand or camels being swallowed whole have been passed from generat more→ion to generation by those who journey the hot, dry desert sands. History is full of tales of nomad camps disappearing overnight, or entire armies seemingly vanishing in the desert—tales that many think can be attributed to the cunning Desert Dragon. Disastrous treks into the Sahara by Napoleon's armies and the 20th century German army can also be blamed on the cunning desert dweller.StoryWith thick, layered scales to keep itself cool in the sand, the Desert Dragon can spend hours resting, invisible, j…

This well-known, long-necked dinosaur was named in 1878. Many Diplodocus skeletons are known from the Jurassic deposits of Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. Some early reconstructions wrongly p more→ortrayed Diplodocus in a sprawling posture, but this would have required a trench in the ground to accommodate its deep chest. Other researchers suggested it was amphibious and spent its life in the water to support its great weight. In reality, Diplodocus stood tall on straight, pillar-like legs and was fully terrestrial. It spent all of its time on land using its long neck to browse on tough vegetation.The industrialist Andrew Carnegie, who funded many early dinosaur excavations and to whom the …

Safari Ltd Austroraptor Figure - Wild Safari Prehistoric WorldEmbark on a prehistoric adventure with the Safari Ltd. Austroraptor figure, a stunningly detailed model of one of the most unique Dinosaur more→s from the Late Cretaceous period. Journey back 70 million years to the wetlands of ancient Argentina and bring home the largest known member of the dromaeosaurid family—the raptors. This exceptional figure is more than just a toy, it is a gateway to a lost world, designed to spark curiosity and inspire hours of imaginative play for children and collectors alike.Meticulously crafted to reflect the latest scientific discoveries, this Austroraptor model captures the distinctive features of this fa…

This predator is gigantic by name and gigantic by nature. It was first reported by Rodolfo A. Coria and Leonardo Salgado in 1995 as the largest predatory dinosaur of all time. This claim was based on more→a partial skeleton including bones from the skull, shoulder, hips, and legs, plus most of the spine. The remains were excavated from the Río Limay Formation of Neuquén Province, Argentina, so it is without a doubt the largest theropod dinosaur from South America. However, no complete skeleton of Giganotosaurus is known, so its exact length is an estimate.A massive jaw belonging to Giganotosaurus was described in 1998 that is eight percent larger than the corresponding bone in the skeleton described by…

The fire dragon is thought to be the offspring of a dragon king and a cave dragon. It shares the multiple heads and gift of fire with the dragon king, while its powerful body and dangerous horns appea more→r to be passed from the cave dragon. Fire dragons have seldom been studied, though, because of their notorious tempers. Even brave knights of the Round Table avoided them, preferring to battle the more evenly matched forest and mountain dragons.Story: - Rising from the forest floor where it rested, the massive fire dragon stretched its three necks and plodded to the shore of its otherwise uninhabited island home. Inhabitants sometimes did come, but they didn't last long. He lowered one head at a …

Travel back in time to what many consider the foundation of modern republics—Ancient Rome! This Super Toob includes a noblewoman, centurion, senator, General Caesar, emperor, legionnaire, gladiator, s more→hip, as well as the Triumphal Arch, Colosseum, Aqueduct and Pantheon.Often seen as the first truly modern government, the Ancient Roman empire lasted from 27 to 476 B.C. At its height, it encompassed lands from the Atlantic to Arabia, and all the way down into North Africa. Ancient Rome is often praised for its ingenuity when it came to construction and architectural feats, including a widespread series of aqueducts and roads, as well as monuments like the Triumphal Arch, Colosseum, and the Pantheon. A…

Kronosaurus was first named in 1924 by H. Longman, who described a large jaw fragment discovered in Queensland, Australia. Longman was inspired to name this mysterious giant predator after the titan K more→ronos who, according to Greek mythology, devoured his own children. The species name K. queenslandicus refers to the place where the jaw was found.Kronosaurus is one of the most famous pliosaurs due to its large size and ferocious appearance. It moved its massive, wing-like flippers up and down to fly through the water like a giant penguin, and used its large head full of pointed conical teeth to catch prey. It inhabited the shallow seas of the southern hemisphere during the early Cretaceous, about …

As the horned dragons spread throughout eastern Asia, they began to adapt to their surroundings. Some forest dwellers developed brighter colors, not needing to camouflage themselves against predators. more→Coastal dwellers developed long tails so they could move through water more easily. Mountain dwellers, like the Golden Dragon, adapted with more compact bodies that required less food, and they developed wings for easier travel. All these adaptations helped them survive and thrive in the harsher mountain environment.Story:- Once each century, the people of the lowlands, river valleys, and forests sighted an incredible spectacle: the flight of the Golden Dragon from mountains to coast. However, …

Unleash a Celebration of Imagination with the Safari Ltd Party Dragon FigureGet ready to roar with delight! The Safari Ltd Party Dragon figure is here to bring an explosion of color and joy to your to more→y collection. This isn´t your average fire-breathing beast, this is a creature born from pure celebration, a whimsical companion designed to spark the most festive and imaginative adventures. With a personality as bright as its scales, the Party Dragon invites children and collectors alike into a world where every day is a festival. As a standout piece in the world of fantasy figures, its cheerful demeanor and vibrant design make it a truly unique and enchanting addition to any playroom or display s…

A perfect stocking stuffer, this Nativity Super Toob is full of beautiful and iconic images that remind us of the origins of the holiday season. This Toob includes figurines of Mary, Joseph, baby Jesu more→s, angel Gabriel, a shepherd and shepherd boy, a donkey, an ox, a sheep, a camel, and the 3 Wise Men.While Christmas is a wonderful time of the year filled with kindness, love, and giving, it's important to remember where its roots stem from. This Super Toob includes many of the important figures surrounding the birth of Christ, including Mary, Joseph, the shepherds, and more. Whether it's for yourself or a gift for a friend, our Nativity Super Toob encapsulates the magic of Christmas.Features:- …

Don't wait until the 4th of July to celebrate America! This Toob includes figurines of the Lincoln Memorial, Hoover Dam, Liberty Bell, Alamo, Mount Rushmore, Statue of Liberty, Gateway Arch, U.S. Capi more→tal, Empire State Building, White House, as well as a flag and an eagle.Our USA Super Toob contains models of some of the most important and iconic images and buildings in the United States' storied history. Learn about the Alamo and how Texan revolutionaries held out 13 days against Mexican soldiers, or you can examine the Philadelphia Liberty Bell, an iconic symbol of American iIndependence with its famous crack down the center. Whether you decide to use these models for fun, in a classroom setting,…

The Zombies Super TOOB® contains 12 of our most frightening figures ever! These shambling, rambling undead zombies are a perfectly gruesome addition to any Halloween or horror display!Features:- Chara more→cteristics: Individually hand-painted and professionally sculpted, these zombie figurines are a scary sight to behold! This set features a Crawling Zombie, Zombie on Floor, Zombie Rising, Grave with Hand Protruding, Biker Zombie, Big Zombie, Bloody Zombie, Pointing Zombie, Elder Zombie, Zombie in Dress, Mindless Zombie, and Lady Zombie.- Size and Color: 2 inches long, 2 inches wide, and 13 inches tall, this Super Toob is a little larger than the size of a standard American ruler and contains 12 d…

Cloud dragons were discovered much later than other species, as humans only gained the ability to explore the skies in the later part of the eighteenth century. The first cloud dragons were reported b more→y balloonists, whose frightened claims were ignored by many.Story: - The morning sky was grey, but the fog had lifted and the sun promised to break through later, so the pair of balloonists decided to lift off shortly after dawn. The newest fad sweeping Europe was floating in hot air balloons, an invention that promised new experiences to explorers like themselves. Up they floated, adding heat and pulling ropes to keep the balloon afloat. They passed through thin, low-hanging clouds to where the …

Malawisaurus is one of the few titanosaurs whose discovered remains include skull material, giving us a better idea of what this animal and its relatives looked like in life. The name Malawisaurus ref more→ers to the place of discovery, in the republic of Malawi in southeast Africa. It was originally described in 1928 by Sidney Haughton, who incorrectly believed it was a type of Gigantosaurus (a sauropod related to Diplodocus, now known as Tornieria). Though small for a sauropod, Malawisaurus was still quite a large animal at over 50 feet long.Malawisaurus was a relatively small titanosaurid sauropod dinosaur from the early Cretaceous Period. Like other titanosaurs it featured large dermal scales …

Safari Ltd Nanuqsaurus Figure - The Tyrant Lizard of the NorthEmbark on an extraordinary journey back in time to the frozen landscapes of the Late Cretaceous period with the Safari Ltd Nanuqsaurus fig more→ure. A spectacular addition to the Wild Safari® Prehistoric World collection, this model brings to life one of the most fascinating arctic predators ever discovered. Perfect for young aspiring paleontologists, dedicated collectors, and anyone with a passion for the natural world, this figure is more than a toy, it is a gateway to a lost world of ice and incredible Dinosaurs.Unleash your imagination and discover the tyrant polar bear lizard, a smaller, hardier relative of the mighty Tyrannosaurus R…

Spinosaurus was first discovered in 1915. However, it was only known from a few bones, so other than the large spines on its back, it wasn't really known what the rest of it looked like. These origina more→l Spinosaurus bones were destroyed during World War II.Later material discovered in the 1990s and early 2000s gave more insight into this Cretaceous predator, including parts of the head that showed its snout was long and narrow like that of a crocodile. This unique head showed that Spinosaurus was related to similar dinosaurs like Suchomimus and Baryonyx, and also hinted that it may have hunted fish.A partial skeleton described in 2014 radically changed the way Spinosaurus was viewed, as it showed …

This infamous predator was named in 1905 and was the first tyrannosaur ever discovered. Scrappy material pertaining to this giant carnivore was found in the late 1890s, but more substantial remains we more→re discovered during a 1902 expedition to Montana led by the American Museum of Natural History. Tyrannosaurus fossils have since been unearthed across the western North American states of Alberta, Saskatchewan, South Dakota, North Dakota, Wyoming, Colorado, Texas, New Mexico, and Utah. Several fossil specimens, including four complete skulls, two complete bodies, and other incomplete skeletons representing over 30 individuals, mean that Tyrannosaurus is one of the best understood theropod dinosaurs.…

SAFARI LTD Western Diamondback Rattlesnake: A Masterpiece of Wild Animal RealismBring the untamed spirit of the American Southwest into your hands with the SAFARI LTD Western Diamondback Rattlesnake f more→igure. Coiled and poised in its iconic defensive posture, this stunningly realistic model captures the power and presence of one of North Americ´s most formidable reptiles. Perfect for collectors, educators, and young adventurers, this figure is more than just a toy—it´s a gateway to learning and imaginative play.Explore and EducateThis scientifically accurate rattlesnake figure serves as an exceptional educational tool. It provides a safe, tangible way for children and students to study the anat…

Safari Ltd. Saltasaurus Figure - Wild Safari Prehistoric WorldJourney back to the Late Cretaceous of South America with the remarkable Saltasaurus figure from Safari Ltd.´s acclaimed Wild Safari® Preh more→istoric World collection. This isn´t just another long-necked dinosaur, the Saltasaurus was a groundbreaking discovery, a unique sauropod that defied expectations with its built-in armor. Now, you can hold this fascinating piece of prehistoric history in your hands with a model that captures its every distinctive detail.Inspire a love for paleontology and the natural world with a figure that is as educational as it is fun. The Saltasaurus was a titanosaur, a group of giant plant-eaters, but it sto…

Amargasaurus was small for a sauropod, measuring only about 33 feet long. The function of its spines isn't known, though it may have been used the same way modern day antelopes use their horns (to war more→d off predators who try to attack by leaping onto their backs).Amargasaurus is known from a single, nearly complete skeleton discovered in 1984 by Guillermo Rougier. The only significant piece missing from this specimen was most of the skull. However, based on similar related sauropods with known skull material, paleontologists are able to agree with some certainty with regards to the basic look of Amargasaurus's head.Named for the La Amarga geographic formation in Argentina, Amargasaurus is known …