Elasmosaurus (Bullyland)

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Discover the Bullyland Elasmosaurus from the Museum Line, a meticulously crafted prehistoric marine reptile replica with a long neck and lots of teeth.

Elasmosaurus measures: 11" L x 5" W x 3" H

Bullyland Elasmosaurus (Museum Line) Product Review:

The Bullyland Elasmosaurus from the Museum Line is an impressive addition to any prehistoric figure collection. Known for its exceptional craftsmanship, this figure accurately represents one of the most iconic marine reptiles of the Mesozoic era. The model showcases the Elasmosaurus with its signature long neck, streamlined body, and realistic detailing, which brings the ancient ocean predator to life.

The figure’s size makes it an excellent display piece without overwhelming shelf space. The hand-painted details stand out, particularly the intricate textures of the skin, which mimic the rough yet sleek appearance of marine reptiles. The color palette used is both naturalistic and eye-catching, with shades of blue and gray giving the figure a lifelike quality.

Real-Life Elasmosaurus:

Elasmosaurus was a large marine reptile from the Late Cretaceous period, known for its incredibly long neck, which made up nearly half of its total body length. Measuring around 10-14 meters (33-46 feet), it had a streamlined body with four paddle-like flippers, allowing it to glide through the oceans. Its neck, composed of around 71 vertebrae, was not very flexible but enabled the Elasmosaurus to stealthily approach prey, such as fish and crustaceans, without disturbing the water. It had a small head with sharp, needle-like teeth ideal for catching slippery prey. First discovered in Kansas in the late 19th century, Elasmosaurus became famous due to a reconstruction error by paleontologist Edward Drinker Cope, who initially placed its head on its tail, a mistake later corrected. This remarkable reptile, along with other plesiosaurs, went extinct around 66 million years ago during the mass extinction event that also wiped out the dinosaurs. Today, it is often associated with myths about sea monsters due to its striking long-necked appearance.

Part of the Museum Line by Bullyland.

Suitable for Ages 3 and Up.

Hand Painted. Made of durable synthetic material.

Product Code: #61455

by Bullyland