Schleich Dinosaurussen - Speelgoed met angstaanjagende prehistorische reuzen en vulkanen

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The Giganotosaurus looks very similar to the T-rex

Met zijn indrukwekkende nekschild en de puntige kristallen op zijn rug ziet de stenen Triceratops er behoorlijk angstaanjagend uit. Hij heeft drie scherpe kristallen hoorns op zijn voorhoofd en kop, die hij gebruikt om zijn tegenstanders op afstand te houden. Hij ramt aanvallers gewoon tegen de grond met zijn machtige hoofd. Kom naar niet te dichtbij!

Ga op een spannend avontuur met de Schleich Grote Vulkane expeditie! Sluit je aan bij onderzoeker Yuki terwijl ze dinosaurusskeletten verzamelt te midden van een vulkaanuitbarsting. De set bevat een vulkaan die uitbarst, stenen wegschiet en rook vrijgeeft, wat een avontuurlijke sfeer creëert. Inclusief exclusieve dinosaurussen en een hindernisbaan voor extra spanning. Perfect voor het stimuleren van creativiteit en fantasie bij jonge ontdekkingsreizigers!

 

Laat je fantasie de vrije loop met het Schleich Dino Onderzoeksstation! Ga met Maxx mee terwijl hij de nieuw gevangen Velociraptor bestudeert. Maar pas op—het is ontsnapt! Kan Maxx het opnieuw vangen met het kalmeringspistool van het platform? Dit spannende set bevat Maxx, een Velociraptor, een Brachiosaurus en veel accessoires voor eindeloze dinosaurussenavonturen.

 

The movable jaw of the Mosasaurus from DINOSAURS contains many pointy teeth. When hunting prey such as fish or turtles, the dinosaur opened its mouth very wide and bit down powerfully. The shape of its teeth means that it probably didn’t chew, and simply swallowed. As an adaptation to the habitat, its front and hind legs transformed into fins. It also had a fin on the end of its tail.

The majestic Brontosaurus usually moves at a leisurely pace.

This is not surprising, as with its long neck and massive body, the gigantic dinosaur is not exactly agile.

And it doesn’t need to be, as this peaceful prehistoric giant is in no hurry.

As a vegetarian, it eats only plants. It doesn’t need to hunt and is happy if you let it pluck leaves from the branches.

Ages 3+.

The long, narrow and flat head of the baryonyx from DINOSAURS is similar to that of a crocodile, making it an especially exciting prehistoric reptile. This dinosaur is believed to have hunted primarily in the water, and could immerse its perfectly shaped snout into the water to catch fish. It also had unusually large and heavy hook-shaped thumb claws to grab prey.

When the cryolophosaurus from DINOSAURS opens its movable jaw you can see its dangerous teeth! In the Early Jurassic epoch it was the largest carnivorous dinosaur and is the first dinosaur whose fossils were found in Antarctica. When it roamed the earth this part of the earth was not yet covered in ice. Instead it was covered with forests, though in the winter months temperatures dropped to under zero, which was extremely cold for DINOSAURS.

The Moros Intrepidus is admittedly much smaller than its relative, the famous Tyrannosaurus Rex. Its legs are only about 1.20 meters long. Nevertheless, it can also be quite dangerous. Its hunger for fresh meat can hardly be satisfied, which is why it’s always hunting. When it discovers its prey it can run faster than almost every other dinosaur. Once it has something in its sharp fangs, it won't let go without a fight. So we'd be better off keeping our distance!

The Triceratops seems to want to eat undisturbed. With its head lowered, it nibbles on grass and bushy herbs – its favorite food – with its pointed mouth. Since this herbivore can weigh up to 12 tons, it needs to eat a lot to feel full. It takes some time! It’s no wonder that the dinosaur with the easily recognizable horns is often seen in a meadow, searching for food.

Ages 3+.

De Dilophosaurus is gemakkelijk te herkennen aan de twee kenmerkende kammen op zijn kop. Ze zijn felrood en al van ver te zien. Op zijn lange rug siert een vuurrode kuif tot aan het puntje van zijn staart. Zijn prachtige hagedissenhuid heeft een blauwachtige kleur op zijn rug en poten. Dat ziet er geweldig uit!

Sluit je aan bij Flynn op een avontuurlijke zoektocht om de Dino-tempel te veroveren! Ontwijk de dreigende Monolophosaurus die de schat beschermt terwijl je voorzichtig over een wankele hangbrug navigeert. Los ingewikkelde puzzels op om alle sleutelonderdelen te verzamelen die in de tempel verborgen zijn. Elke keer als je speelt, verandert de opzet van de tempel, wat eindeloze verkenning en uitdaging biedt. Kun jij Flynn helpen ontsnappen en de schat onthullen voordat het te laat is?

 

Measuring up to three meters long and weighing 250 kg, the Dimetrodon may not be the largest dinosaur, but it should not be underestimated.

As a carnivore, it is constantly on the hunt and always on the lookout for a snack.

It opens and closes its powerful jaws expectantly, and its sharp teeth flash menacingly.

Once it grabs hold, there is no mercy. You’d better get out of here fast!

Ages 3+.

The Plesiosaurus was a prehistoric reptile that lived in the sea and fed mainly on fish. It wasn't just its long neck that made this dinosaur stand out, but its swimming style: instead of using its paddle-shaped fins to row, it moved forward by beating them like wings – just like a sea turtle.

The Tyrannosaurus rex looked very menacing, but was hardly capable of using it short front legs equipped with two claws, as they could not even reach its mouth. At nearly seven metres in height and thirteen metres long, the Tyrannosaurus rex was probably not a particularly good hunter, but rather a scavenger that fed on what other animals left behind. It had over fifty teeth, measuring over 15 cm in length, but it didn't use them to chew, but to tear, swallowing its food in large pieces. In order to better perceive depths while hunting for food, the eyes of the Tyrannosaurus rex were pointed forwards, allowing the field of vision of its eyes to overlap.

Brachiosaurus translated means “arm lizard”. It acquired the name, because its front legs were significantly longer than its hind legs. As such, its long neck pointed automatically upwards and it could eat taller plants with less effort.

Who's that coming around the corner? You can tell it's the Allosaurus from afar, thanks to its heavy footsteps. Standing tall, the giant walks on two legs through the jungle, looking for prey. Although it is so big, it's pretty well camouflaged. In fact, its lizard skin is patterned so that it blends in perfectly with its surroundings. It inspects the area with beady yellow eyes. Let's hope it doesn't suddenly decide it wants a snack! No wonder this fearsome carnivore is one of the most dangerous predators in the dinosaur world.

Watch out, it's a trap!!! Too late, the triceratops has already stomped right into it. But luckily the Dinosaur Truck Mission from DINOSAURS is on the scene faster than you can say "Dinosaur Truck Mission". Thanks to the sharp machete, the truck driver can free the ancient saurian from the net within seconds. But wait, the patient twisted his leg during the rescue mission and can't just go stomping off into the forest again. Luckily someone has a plan B – the B stands for brilliant: The Styracosaurus needs to be lifted onto the truck immediately with the crane. Phew, pretty heavy. But it works! The dinosaur arrives safely at the reserve so he can convalesce in peace. In two weeks, the prehistoric giant will be released back into the wild (or your playroom?) as good as new. Which is his favorite place to be. As long as there are no more nets lurking around!

The Pachycephalosaurus from DINOSAURS is the largest beaked, herbivorous dinosaur ever discovered. It grew to around 4-5 m in length, 450 kg, moved on two legs and lived in the Late Cretaceous period in North America. Its strong domed skull was 20-25 cm thick. Scientists believe that it used the skull to ram or impress rivals. Pachycephalosaurus means “thick-headed lizard.”

De Gallimimus is nogal mooi met zijn dikke snavel en lange nek. Heb je hem gezien? Het heeft veren op zijn voorpoten. Maar het kan er niet mee vliegen. In plaats daarvan kan het heel snel rennen op zijn sterke achterpoten. Ik vraag me af waar het nu naartoe gaat...

Our Majungasaurus from DINOSAURS is one of the slowest DINOSAURS in a sprint, but is still a huge fan of racecars. The lack of speed is because it is a very strong dinosaur, but doesn't have the right legs for its height. It also brings quite a lot to the scales – when grown up, your prehistoric friend weighs as much as two elephants. That and its length of just under eight meters means that it usually brings up the rear in the monthly dinosaur toy race. On the other hand, it’s incredibly fast at mental arithmetic. It usually has its homework done before the math book is even opened. This means it can head off to lunch a few minutes before the others and isn’t the last to arrive when they’re serving its favorite food.

As an herbivorous dinosaur, the ankylosaurus did not hunt, but knew how to defend itself! If it felt threatened it gathered momentum with its heavy, bone tail club and hurled it against attackers. It was presumably able to shatter even large bones. There are plenty of exciting situations to create with the ankylosaurus from DINOSAURS!

The Pteranodon was one of the largest pterosaurs in the Cretaceous period. The striking bony crest on the rear of its head provided a counterweight to its long beak. It probably didn’t flap its wings very often, but instead took advantage of the wind to glide through the air – similar to an albatross.

Direct hit! Our Styracosaurus from DINOSAURS loves playing ring toss. With a large horn on its nose, the dinosaur is great at catching rings and does a happy dance every time it catches one. Its mouth is also slightly different than you might expect. The beak-like shape helps it pick the juiciest leaves and strong jaws let it eat even the hard, most fibrous plants.The prehistoric giant usually uses its large neck shield as protection or as a canvas for its dinosaur toy friends. Everyone can paint with washable water colors here. But only if you help it wash off in the sink afterwards.