CollectA Bajadasaurus true to scale 88883

Bajadasaurus pronuspinax was first introduced in 2019. Its name translates as
Bajada reptile leaning forward. It is a spectacular herbivorous sauropod
dinosaur, related to the amargasaur, that lived in the river valleys of northern Patagonia during the Early Cretaceous period 134-140 million
years ago. It probably grew to be 9-10 meters long and was about as
large as today´s Indian elephant. The relatively short neck was equipped with pointed
spines, which it probably used to defend itself from enemies. The model received --according to the latest
findings- lips and was created in the ratio 1:40.
Scale 1:40
approx. 35x10cm.