Allosaurus Dinosaur Claw Replica on Base - 9"

Allosaurus Dinosaur Claw -  large 9-inch first finger claw - comes with separate base. Made of sturdy resin and fiberglass. Allosaurus belongs to the group of dinosaurs known as Theropods. Allosaurs were the largest carnivores of the late Jurassic. Allosaurs, unlike tyranosaurs, is remarkable for its large hands with fearsome claws. This is a Dinosaur Replica or Dinosaur Reproduction. One of our earth science resources. This fossil replica makes a wonderful dinosaur gift or classroom resource.

An Allosaurus claw is a remarkable fossilized relic that offers a captivating glimpse into the world of one of the most fearsome predators of the Late Jurassic period, approximately 155 to 150 million years ago. Allosaurus was a large carnivorous dinosaur, known for its incredible size and hunting prowess, and its claw was a crucial tool in its predatory lifestyle.

Measuring about 6 to 8 inches (15 to 20 centimeters) in length, the Allosaurus claw was a curved and razor-sharp instrument perfectly adapted for grasping and tearing apart its prey. Its serrated edges, reminiscent of a formidable hunting knife, allowed it to effectively slice through the flesh and bones of other dinosaurs. This claw was located on the dinosaur's three-fingered hand, a characteristic feature of theropod dinosaurs, including the famous Tyrannosaurus rex.

Fossilized Allosaurus claws provide valuable insights into the behavior and anatomy of these prehistoric giants. They are often found in various states of preservation, with some specimens even retaining their sharpness after millions of years. Holding an Allosaurus claw in your hand today is like holding a piece of ancient history, a tangible connection to a world where colossal reptilian predators once ruled the land. It serves as a testament to the incredible adaptations and diversity of life that existed during the age of dinosaurs, continuing to inspire awe and wonder among paleontologists, fossil enthusiasts, and dinosaur enthusiasts alike.