Bullyland - Giganotosaurus Museum Line

Giganotosaurus, a bipedal predatory dinosaur, lived approximately 90-100 million years ago in Argentina during the Upper Cretaceous period. It was similar to Tyrannosaurus Rex, but significantly larger and heavier, measuring 13 meters in length and weighing between 6-7 tons. With longer arms and three fingers on each hand, Giganotosaurus was a fearsome predator that could run up to 14 meters per second, according to researchers. Its name is derived from the words gigas (giant), notos (south), and sauros (lizard), hence it was known as the giant lizard from the south.

The BULLYLAND figure of Giganotosaurus stands approximately 12.5 cm tall and is hand-painted to create a naturalistic appearance. The figure's lower jaw is movable, allowing for gripping prey. This product is recommended for children aged 3 years and above. However, it is important to note that the figure contains small parts and is not suitable for children under 3 years of age due to the risk of suffocation.