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HUGH UTAHRAPTOR CLAW REPLICA 9 " Long Jurassic Dinosaur Brown
$8.41 $14.03
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UTAHRAPTOR CLAW OVER 9 INCHES LONG REPLICA
YOU ARE VEIWING A HUGE UTAHRAPTOR CLAW REPLICA. IT IS OVER 9 INCHES LONG. MEASURED AROUND THE CURVE.
Please note!!
COLORS
WILL VARY
SLIG
HTLY
AS
EACH
IS
HAND
MADE
. SOME HAVE MORE BROWN AND SOME ARE MORE "OLD BONE" IN COLOR.
.
CAST FROM RESIN AND GROUND ROCK.
.
OTHER SITES SELL THESE REPLICAS FOR AS MUCH AS $59. YOU CANNOT BEAT MY PRICES ANYWHERE!!
A GREAT DISPLAY ITEM.
TOO COOL TO PASS UP.
Probably the biggest
raptor
that ever lived, Utahraptor weighed a whopping 1,500 pounds--which may not seem like much, until you remember that
Deinonychus
(the stand-in for
Velociraptor
in Steven Spielberg's
Jurassic Park
) came in at about 200 pounds, max. As you might have guessed, Utahraptor had correspondingly huge claws, each close to one foot in length (these single claws, one on each foot, were used for slashing and ripping at prey).
Oddly, Utahraptor lived well before its more famous raptor cousins, in the early rather than the late
Cretaceous
. It's more often the case that a tiny ancestor will give rise to gigantic descendants, but where raptors are concerned, evolution appears to have worked in reverse!
YOU ARE VEIWING A HUGE UTAHRAPTOR CLAW REPLICA. IT IS OVER 9 INCHES LONG. MEASURED AROUND THE CURVE.
Please note!!
COLORS
WILL VARY
SLIG
HTLY
AS
EACH
IS
HAND
MADE
. SOME HAVE MORE BROWN AND SOME ARE MORE "OLD BONE" IN COLOR.
.
CAST FROM RESIN AND GROUND ROCK.
.
OTHER SITES SELL THESE REPLICAS FOR AS MUCH AS $59. YOU CANNOT BEAT MY PRICES ANYWHERE!!
A GREAT DISPLAY ITEM.
TOO COOL TO PASS UP.
Probably the biggest
raptor
that ever lived, Utahraptor weighed a whopping 1,500 pounds--which may not seem like much, until you remember that
Deinonychus
(the stand-in for
Velociraptor
in Steven Spielberg's
Jurassic Park
) came in at about 200 pounds, max. As you might have guessed, Utahraptor had correspondingly huge claws, each close to one foot in length (these single claws, one on each foot, were used for slashing and ripping at prey).
Oddly, Utahraptor lived well before its more famous raptor cousins, in the early rather than the late
Cretaceous
. It's more often the case that a tiny ancestor will give rise to gigantic descendants, but where raptors are concerned, evolution appears to have worked in reverse!
