Folkmanis Little T-Rex Hand Puppet (Small Stage Puppet)
Folkmanis small T-Rex hand puppet in green with open mouth and claws, shown on a child's hand
Folkmanis hand puppet small T-Rex in a green scale pattern, rear view with raised arms
Folkmanis hand puppet small T-Rex in green with open mouth and visible teeth, side view
Laughing boy wearing a green Folkmanis Little T-Rex hand puppet with an open mouth and white teeth on his hand
Child holding a green Folkmanis Little T-Rex hand puppet with open mouth and visible teeth up to the camera
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A tiny terror, the scaly green Folkmanis little T-Rex stage puppet bears a toothy grin. Work the mouth and arms for full dinosaur delight! Sized as a small stage puppet, it suits hands that cannot yet manage a full-size figure.
Tyrannosaurus rex did not grow steadily but in a single surge. Young animals were slender and long-legged, and were probably far quicker than the adults. Between roughly their fourteenth and eighteenth years they put on several hundred kilograms annually, until they reached the bulky frame of a grown animal. Because juveniles and adults differ so much in build, smaller skeletons were long treated as a separate genus called Nanotyrannus. Their world ended with the Cretaceous, some 66 million years ago.
Did you know that the jaws of Tyrannosaurus rex closed with a force of roughly 35,000 newtons? That let it crush bone other predators had to leave behind and reach the rich marrow inside.
| Typ: | hand puppet, small stage puppet |
|---|---|
| Playability: | mouth, arms |
| Height approx.: | 15 cm |
| Weight approx.: | 32 g |
| Publication year: | January 2014 |
| Care Instructions: | Care and Cleaning Guide |
A tiny terror, the scaly green Folkmanis little T-Rex stage puppet bears a toothy grin. Work the mouth and arms for full dinosaur delight! Sized as a small stage puppet, it suits hands that cannot yet manage a full-size figure.
Tyrannosaurus rex did not grow steadily but in a single surge. Young animals were slender and long-legged, and were probably far quicker than the adults. Between roughly their fourteenth and eighteenth years they put on several hundred kilograms annually, until they reached the bulky frame of a grown animal. Because juveniles and adults differ so much in build, smaller skeletons were long treated as a separate genus called Nanotyrannus. Their world ended with the Cretaceous, some 66 million years ago.
Did you know that the jaws of Tyrannosaurus rex closed with a force of roughly 35,000 newtons? That let it crush bone other predators had to leave behind and reach the rich marrow inside.
| Typ: | hand puppet, small stage puppet |
|---|---|
| Playability: | mouth, arms |
| Height approx.: | 15 cm |
| Weight approx.: | 32 g |
| Publication year: | January 2014 |
| Care Instructions: | Care and Cleaning Guide |