Concavenator 2023(Papo)

The Papo Concavenator figure is a highly detailed representation of this unique theropod dinosaur. This figure captures the distinctive features of the Concavenator, most notably its peculiar hump or "sail" on its back, which is believed to have been used for display or thermoregulation.

The sculpting of the figure features precise detailing of the scaly skin, muscular structure, and sharp claws, giving it a lifelike appearance. The paintwork is expertly done, showcasing a range of naturalistic colors that highlight the figure's texture and anatomical features.

The posture of the figure is dynamic, depicted in a predatory stance with its mouth open, showcasing its sharp teeth. The jaw on this figure is articulated and actually opens and closes. New from Papo in 2023.

Papo Concavenator measures: 10" L x 3.8" H

Concavenator is a genus of theropod dinosaur that lived during the Early Cretaceous period, approximately 130 million years ago. It was discovered in the Las Hoyas fossil site in Spain, and its name, which means "hump-backed hunter," reflects its most distinctive feature: a pair of tall neural spines in front of the hips, forming a hump or small sail.

Concavenator belonged to the Carcharodontosauridae family, a group of large carnivorous dinosaurs. It measured around 20 feet in length and is estimated to have weighed about 2 tons. The structure of its limbs and tail suggests it was a fast and agile predator, capable of pursuing and capturing prey effectively.

The Papo Concavenator is part of the Dinosaur Series by Papo.

Hand Painted. Made of durable synthetic material.

Papo 55045