Papo Acrocanthosaurus T-Rex In their natural habitat

In their natural habitat

a nursery centrepiece

despite its zebra-like stripes

this strong and durable 8-peg hammer bench is built to withstand hours of play

it brings all the charm of this remarkable species to life – minus the muddy paws and rainforest adventures

Papo Acrocanthosaurus T-Rex In their natural habitatThe acrocanthosaurus, of the theropods family, was a large bipedal predator that can measure up to 12 meters long and weighs 7. 2 tons. His name means "high thorns", he comes from the spines ending his vertebrae. It is assumed that they allowed long chains of muscle to be attached to the back, hips, and predator's neck. He also had a long and powerful tail that allowed him to counterbalance the head and body as well as small forelimbs ideal for