The Papo Kaprosuchus figure brings the Kaprosuchus to life with a dynamic pose that highlights its predatory nature. The figure's long, muscular body is meticulously sculpted, featuring rugged, armor-like scales that reflect the animal's strong, defensive hide. Its elongated snout, filled with sharp, oversized teeth, captures the essence of the "boar croc," aptly named for its prominent tusk-like teeth.
The limbs are thick and powerful, suggesting the creature's ability to move efficiently both on land and in water. The color palette of dark greens and earthy browns enhances the figure’s lifelike appearance, while the eyes are carefully painted, giving the creature an alert, menacing gaze.
The Papo Kaprosuchus measures approximately in inches:
8.5 L x 4 H.
Kaprosuchus, often referred to as the "boar croc," was a genus of carnivorous crocodyliform that lived during the Late Cretaceous period. Its most notable feature was its elongated snout with large, tusk-like teeth that protruded from both the upper and lower jaws. These teeth were likely used for catching and holding onto prey, making Kaprosuchus a formidable predator. Unlike modern crocodiles, Kaprosuchus had adaptations that suggest it was well-suited for life on land. Its limbs were positioned more directly beneath its body, allowing for greater mobility and speed when pursuing terrestrial prey. This sets it apart from its modern relatives, which are primarily aquatic.
The Papo Kaprosuchus #55056 is part of the Dinosaur Series by Papo.
Made of durable synthetic material. Hand Painted.
Product Code: 55056
by Papo
3+ Years
Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.
