The fearsome Jurassic predator.
Ceratosaurus was named for the distinctive horns on its skull, with one on the nose, and a pair over the eyes. Recent studies suggest this predator was well-adapted for swimming, and may have hunted in Jurassic swamplands. Safari Ltd. released their first Ceratosaurus figure in 1996. This 2012 reconstruction reaffirms the company's commitment to scientific accuracy and heightened aesthetic quality, and even includes the row of osteoderms running down the animal's back.
7.75" L x 4" H
Ceratosaurus was named for the distinctive horns on its skull, with one on the nose, and a pair over the eyes. Recent studies suggest this predator was well-adapted for swimming, and may have hunted in Jurassic swamplands. Safari Ltd. released their first Ceratosaurus figure in 1996. This 2012 reconstruction reaffirms the company's commitment to scientific accuracy and heightened aesthetic quality, and even includes the row of osteoderms running down the animal's back.
7.75" L x 4" H