This hand-painted figure boasts the features of the T. rex, including its massive head, powerful jaws, and sharp teeth. The texture of its scaly skin, muscular build, and simple claws make this model a must-have for younger dinosaur fans with small hands.
Crafted from durable, non-toxic materials, the Bullyland T. rex is safe for children and built to last. It stands in a dynamic roaring pose, with its mouth open and tail extended, conveying the fierce nature of this apex predator. Although it doesn’t have movable parts, the incredible attention to detail—from the facial expression to the coloration—makes this figure perfect for both display and educational purposes.
Real-Life Tyrannosaurus:
The Tyrannosaurus rex is one of the most iconic and well-known dinosaurs, often regarded as the "king" of the dinosaurs due to its sheer size and predatory prowess. This carnivorous theropod lived during the late Cretaceous period, around 68 to 66 million years ago, and roamed what is now North America. Standing up to 20 feet tall and measuring over 40 feet in length, the T. rex had an estimated bite force of up to 12,800 pounds, making it one of the most powerful predators in Earth's history.
With its massive skull, sharp serrated teeth, and muscular legs, the T. rex was built for hunting. Despite having small arms, the T. rex's powerful legs allowed it to move quickly, and it likely relied on its keen senses of smell and vision to locate prey. The large, muscular tail helped it maintain balance while moving and turning at high speeds. It primarily preyed on large herbivorous dinosaurs, and fossil evidence suggests that it was also a scavenger, feeding on carrion when necessary.
