Step Back in time with this extraordinary piece of history!
Each Allosaurus Fossil Gift Box contains one authentic Allosaurus bone fragment from the Morrison Formation, USA.
Note that individual bone fragments vary as they are a genuine natural history specimen, and may appear different than shown in images in shape, size and color.
Name: Allosaurus fragilis
Fossil Age: Jurassic period, approximately 201.3 million to 145 million years ago
Formation: Morrison Formation, USA
Transparent Lucite Case with magnetic lid: 4.1/8 x 3.3/8 x 1 inch (10,5 x 8,5 x 2,5 cm)
Each display box is elegantly crafted to showcase this incredible fossil, making it the perfect addition to any collection or a standout piece for your home or office, and conveniently will stand upright for easy display on any flat surface.
Why You Should Buy It:
• Educational Value: A real dinosaur bone sparks interest in science and history.
• Unique Decor: Adds a touch of prehistoric charm to any space.
• Investment in History: Fossils are rare, making this an exclusive piece.
• Perfect Gift: Ideal for enthusiasts, history buffs, and kids.
• Quality Craftsmanship: Elegantly designed display box for long-lasting preservation.
Here are some fun facts about the Allosaurus:
1. Top Predator: Allosaurus was one of the top predators of the Late Jurassic period, living about 155 to 145 million years ago.
2. Name Meaning: The name “Allosaurus” means “different lizard,” referring to its unique vertebrae structure compared to other dinosaurs discovered at the time.
3. Size and Strength: Allosaurus could grow up to 39 feet (12 meters) in length and weigh around 2.5 tons, making it one of the largest theropods of its time.
4. Hunting Tactics: It likely hunted in packs, using its strong jaws and sharp teeth to take down large prey, including sauropods.
5. Movable Jaws: Allosaurus had a hinge in its skull that allowed it to open its jaws wider than most other theropods, giving it a greater bite range.
6. Bipedal Predator: It walked on two powerful legs and had three-fingered hands with large, curved claws that were useful for gripping prey.
7. Skull Adaptations: Its skull had numerous fenestrae (openings), which reduced weight and provided space for muscle attachment, enhancing its bite force.
8. Binocular Vision: Allosaurus had forward-facing eyes, which provided it with depth perception and binocular vision, useful for hunting.
9. Fossil Discoveries: Numerous Allosaurus fossils have been found, especially in the Morrison Formation of North America, making it one of the best-known dinosaurs.
10. Growth and Development: Studies of Allosaurus bones indicate that it grew rapidly during its early years, reaching near-adult size in about 10 years.
11. Cultural Icon: Allosaurus has been featured in various movies, documentaries, and books, such as “Jurassic Park” and “Walking with Dinosaurs,” showcasing its popularity as a prehistoric predator.
Bring a touch of prehistoric magic into your life and own a genuine piece of dinosaur history today!
