2654 results for 'Tyrannosaurus rex Boston Museum of Science Collection by Battat'

Safari Ltd. - Farm Collection - SowA sow is a female pig that has given birth. Hundreds of different breeds of pigs exist, all sharing similar birthing habits, despite their difference in size and...

Safari Ltd. - Sea Life Collection - Blacktip Reef SharkA member of the requiem shark family that can be found in shallow waters in the Indian and Pacific Ocean, the blacktip reef shark is a...

Safari Ltd. - Wildlife Collection - Bactrian CamelBactrian camels can be found in the desert regions of central and Eastern Asia. Unlike dromedary camels, Bactrian camels can easily be distinguished...

Safari Ltd. - Sea Life Collection - Emperor PenguinEndemic only to the cold wilderness of Antarctica, the emperor penguin is the largest penguin species on planet Earth. Males and females are similar...

Safari Ltd. - Prehistoric Collection - DoedicurusDoedicurus is an extinct armored plant-eating armadillo. Its heavy bony armor and spiked tail club helped protect it from sabre-toothed predators and...

Safari Ltd. - TOOB Collection - Prehistoric Life Toob12 pieces per TOOB. Contents Cannot Be Purchased Individually. Each TOOB is 1.5 inches wide and 12.8 inches tall. The figures within range from 1...

Retired by Schleich - Get yours while supplies last.Jelly Fruit Unicorn is one of 26 collectible unicorns that dwell in a hidden garden in BAYALA. Each of these special unicorn toys has a distinctive...

Safari Ltd. - Farm Collection - Billy GoatA billy goat is an adult male goat. Unlike many other species, both the males and females may have horns, although the male horns are larger. Billy goats are...

Safari Ltd. - Sea Life Collection - Thresher SharkThresher sharks inhabit temperate coastal waters in the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean. They are easily identified by their long tails, which they...

Safari Ltd. - Wildlife Collection - Fennec FoxThe smallest species of the family Canidae, the fennec fox is a nocturnal fox endemic to North Africa. Their most notable feature is their enormous ears,...

Safari Ltd. - Sea Life Collection - Leopard SharkA type of houndshark, the leopard shark can be found all along the Pacific coast of North America and Mexico. Although they are relatively small in...

Safari Ltd. - Wildlife Collection - Lowland GorillaNative to the tropical forests of Cameron, Republic of the Congo, Central African Republic, Angola, and Equatorial Guinea, lowland gorillas are one...

Safari Ltd. - Sea Life Collection - Bull SharkFound worldwide in warm, shallow waters, the bull shark is arguably the most infamous shark species. Because of their aggressive nature and presence in...

Safari Ltd. - Wildlife Collection - Tasmanian DevilTasmanian Devils get their name from their distinctive screeching cry. They have a reputation for being unstoppably vicious, which is exaggerated,...

Safari Ltd. - Prehistoric Collection - SarcosuchusSarcosuchus was a gigantic ancient relative of crocodiles, living in the Early Cretaceous Period around 112 million years ago. It could grow over 30...

Safari Ltd. - Equestrian Collection - Clydesdale StallionBred for pulling, the Clydesdale is one of the most readily recognizable of all horse breeds, thanks to its mammoth size, unique traits, and...

Safari Ltd. - Sea Life Collection - Humpback WhaleThese 40-ton mammals swim the oceans worldwide, migrating between cold northern waters and the warmer temperate zones, always seeking tiny krill to...

Safari Ltd. - Sea Life Collection - Chinstrap PenguinEndemic to the rocky islands and shores of the Southern Pacific and Antarctic Ocean, the chinstrap penguin is a flightless aquatic bird that gets...

Safari Ltd. - Sea Life Collection - DolphinAlthough there is just one species of Bottlenose Dolphins, there two ecotypes, a coastal variant and a deep-water type. The coastal dolphins are about 9...

Safari Ltd. - Sea Life Collection - Sperm WhaleBecause it has teeth instead of baleen, the Sperm Whale is the world's largest toothed predator at nearly 60 feet in length. They keep up their size...