The Papo Kaprosuchus is a detailed prehistoric predator featuring rugged armored skin, powerful limbs, and an elongated snout lined with prominent tusk-like teeth that give this unusual crocodyliform an intimidating appearance.
The Papo Kaprosuchus measures approximately: 8.5" L x 0" W x 4" H.
This figure captures the distinctive appearance of Kaprosuchus with its heavily textured scales, muscular body, and elongated jaws filled with oversized teeth. The dynamic pose and carefully sculpted limbs create a convincing impression of a powerful predator on the move.
The hand-painted blend of dark greens and earthy browns enhances the realistic sculpt, while the detailed eyes and prominent tusks make this an outstanding addition to prehistoric collections, educational displays, and imaginative play.
Kaprosuchus, often called the "boar croc," lived during the Late Cretaceous Period approximately 95 million years ago in what is now Africa. Although related to crocodilians, it possessed several unusual adaptations that distinguished it from modern crocodiles.
Its elongated snout featured large tusk-like teeth that projected from the jaws and were likely used to seize prey. Fossil evidence suggests Kaprosuchus had relatively long, sturdy limbs positioned beneath its body, indicating it may have been more capable of moving across land than today's mostly aquatic crocodilians.
Part of the Dinosaur Series by Papo.
Made of durable synthetic material by Papo. Hand Painted.
Product Code: 55056
Model Number: Papo #55056
Brand: Papo
3+ Years
Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.
