Geoworld Flying Monsters Tropeognathus Skeleton Excavation Kit
There's nothing like the thrill of digging up your own dinosaur skeleton. With this kit, young paleontologists can excavate and assemble the scientific reproduction of a Tropeognathus, a flying reptile from the early Cretaceous period. Kids can use the included hammer and chisel to uncover the ''fossil pieces'' buried in the gypsum brick. Follow the simple instructions to assemble and display this dramatic reproduction. The Tropeognathus had a wing span of about 20 feet and a beak similar to that of a flamingo. This flying reptile lived near the coast of Brazil, and used its lower jaw to scoop fish from the water.  Geoworld Eduproducts is a line of educational games and toys, and is the brainchild of Dr. Stefano Piccini, geologist and paleontologist, who puts his 20 years of experience and his passion for nature in the design of all our toys. Our mission is to share our knowledge and passion for the world of Nature with children and young paleontologists of the world.