The CollectA Neovenator Scenting Prey figure captures the appearance of this agile prehistoric predator with an alert and purposeful pose. The figure features a lean, athletic body, powerful hind legs, and a long balancing tail, all characteristics that would have helped Neovenator pursue prey effectively. Its raised head and extended neck create the impression of a hunter testing the air for scents, searching for its next meal.
The detailed sculpt highlights the animal's muscular build and predatory nature. Fine skin textures, sharp claws, and a carefully shaped skull contribute to a realistic appearance, while the dynamic pose adds a sense of movement and anticipation. The result is a figure that successfully conveys the behavior and anatomy of a large Early Cretaceous carnivore.
This CollectA Neovenator Scenting Prey measures approximately 2.4" H x 6.7" L.
This CollectA Neovenator Scenting Prey figure presents a refreshing alternative to the more common roaring or attacking dinosaur poses. By depicting the animal investigating scents in its environment, the model emphasizes the intelligence and hunting behavior of this large predator. The elevated head position and alert stance create a realistic and engaging display piece.
The figure combines accurate body proportions with detailed sculpting throughout the skin, limbs, and skull. Collectors will appreciate the natural posture and thoughtful presentation, while younger dinosaur enthusiasts can use the model to explore how predators may have located prey using multiple senses. The figure works well both as a standalone display and as part of a larger prehistoric collection.
Neovenator was a large theropod dinosaur that lived approximately 125 million years ago during the Early Cretaceous Period in what is now southern England. Its name means "new hunter," reflecting both its predatory nature and its importance as one of the best-known large carnivorous dinosaurs discovered in the United Kingdom.
Scientists estimate that Neovenator reached lengths of up to 33 feet and occupied the role of an apex predator within its ecosystem. It possessed strong jaws, sharp teeth, and powerful hind limbs that allowed it to hunt a variety of prey. Fossil evidence suggests that Neovenator was a highly successful predator, combining speed, strength, and keen senses to survive in the ancient environments of Early Cretaceous Europe.
Part of the Dinosaur Series by CollectA.
Made of durable synthetic material. Hand Painted.
Suitable for Ages 3 and Up.
Product Code: CA88917
Model Number: CollectA #88917
Brand: CollectA
3+ Years
Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.
