Product Review
Named in 1825, Iguanodon was only the second dinosaur to be formally recognized by science. Large accumulations of skeletons have been discovered in Belgium and other areas of Europe, suggesting that Iguanodons roamed in herds. This bulky herbivores had a long snout ending in a broad, toothless beak, which it used for cropping leaves. Part of the award-winning Carnegie Dinosaur Collectibles, the Safari Ltd Iguanodon was authenticated by paleontologists from the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, which houses the largest collection of dinosaur fossils in the world. It has been individually hand painted, features solid construction from quality, safe, phthalate-free and lead-free materials, and includes an educational hangtag in 5 languages. Measures 6.9"L x 2.4"W x 4.9"H. For Ages 3 and up.
- Named in 1825, Iguanodon was only the second dinosaur to be formally recognized by science. Large accumulations of skeletons have been discovered in Belgium and other areas of Europe, suggesting that Iguanodons roamed in herds. This bulky herbivores had a long snout ending in a broad, toothless beak, which it used for cropping leaves.
- Part of the award-winning Carnegie Dinosaur Collectibles, each replica has been authenticated by paleontologists from the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, which houses the largest collection of dinosaur fossils in the world.
- Made with Safari Ltd's industry-leading standards, this product has been individually hand painted, features solid construction from quality, safe, phthalate-free and lead-free materials, and includes an educational hangtag in 5 languages.
- Suitable for collectors, enthusiasts, teachers, and kids, you can admire it on a shelf, use it in the classroom, or simply enjoy playing with it.
- The Safari Ltd Carnegie Scale Model Iguanodon measures 6.9"L x 2.4"W x 4.9"H.
