Schleich Dinosaur - Quetzalcoatlus 16463 Schleich 2005 Approx: 13 x 10 x

Approx: 13 x 10 x 5 cm

Underwater

This sense perceives electrical impulses that ocean-residing animals create

The warthog is standing proud guarding his hero with his two strong tusks ready to be used as weapons in any fight

Laced morays mainly live on the ocean floor at a depth of about four to 40 metres

Schleich Dinosaur - Quetzalcoatlus 16463 Schleich 2005 Approx: 13 x 10 xSchleich 16463 Quetzalcoatlus Dinosaur. Quetzalcoatlus, named after an Aztec deity, was the largest animal capable of flight ever found. With its impressive wingspan of over thirteen metres, this reptile also had a long neck and head and legs measuring almost three metres in length. Introduced: 2009. Retired: 2013. Approx: 32 x 7 x 22 cm