The latest version of Wild Safari's Jurassic super predator.
The Allosaurus was among the most fearsome predators of the Jurassic. Studies of the animal's skull and teeth suggest that it was better suited to ripping flesh from prey, rather than simply crushing through like the larger Tyrannosaurus. This may have enabled the Allosaurus to take down larger animals such as sauropods, particularly if group tactics were employed. This latest resculpt of the Allosaurus for the Wild Safari line measures 19 centimeters long.
The Allosaurus was among the most fearsome predators of the Jurassic. Studies of the animal's skull and teeth suggest that it was better suited to ripping flesh from prey, rather than simply crushing through like the larger Tyrannosaurus. This may have enabled the Allosaurus to take down larger animals such as sauropods, particularly if group tactics were employed. This latest resculpt of the Allosaurus for the Wild Safari line measures 19 centimeters long.