Schleich Concavenator 15041

Concavenator measures an impressive six metres in length and is an impressive specimen. The lizard's skin glows grass green and yellow. It has an elongated hump on its back, which is distinguished from the rest of its body by its red colouring. He keeps his enemies at bay with his striking appearance. If that's not enough, he may have to show his sharp teeth. This will force everyone to turn to retreat. The Concavenator actually looks kind of poisonous. That's probably because of his yellow-green lizard skin and the fiery red hump on his back. The question is whether it has a purpose other than scaring people. He's definitely impressive. The six-metre height of this prehistoric giant is also awe-inspiring. But if you mess with it, you'll soon discover it's not in the mood for fun - its massive jaws open and close menacingly as it reveals razor-sharp teeth.