Struthiomimus Caudal Vertebra
CA$249.99
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Struthiomimus was a fascinating, agile dinosaur that roamed the Late Cretaceous period, approximately 76 to 75 million years ago. Resembling modern-day ostriches, this theropod was a fast runner, equipped with long legs and a lightweight body that allowed it to escape predators effectively. Struthiomimus could reach impressive speeds, making it one of the swiftest dinosaurs of its time. Its diet likely consisted of small animals, insects, and possibly some plant matter, as evidenced by its beak-like mouth that was adapted for grasping various food sources. Fossil evidence suggests that Struthiomimus lived in herds, which may have provided added protection against threats. With its distinctive slender form and striking resemblance to a flightless bird, Struthiomimus captivates the imagination and offers valuable insights into the diverse ecosystems of the Late Cretaceous.
Location : Garfield County, Montana.
Age : Late Cretaceous
Size : 4"x3.5"
