Anzu (Chirostenotes/Caenagnathid) Hand Claw - Cast Replica, Dinosaur Claw (SN5)

Description

Anzu (Chirostenotes/Caenagnathid)
Hand Claw
66 Million Years Ago
Late Cretaceous
Late Maastrichthian
Hell Creek formation
Harding county, South Dakota
Chirostenotes
is a fast running bird-like dinosaur with long arms and wicked claws.
It has no teeth, but probably had a shark beak much like a modern raptorial bird.
It was a carnivore or scavenger, as its sharp beak and claws were able to strip flesh, while its long legs afforded it great speed to get away or chase down prey.
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This is a replica of the original fossil, cast in quality polyresin and hand painted
.
Size:
4 1/2 inches
Material:
polyresin (color may differ from replica to replica)
*Comes with a information card