Carnotaurus

The Carnotaurus, a remarkable meat - eating dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous era around 70 million years ago, was a fierce predator. It walked on strong hind legs and had a mouth filled with long, sharp teeth resembling crooked knife blades. The only known skeleton of this dinosaur was unearthed in Argentina. Measuring about 9 meters in length and weighing between 1.5 to 2 tonnes, it had a more rounded snout compared to its relatives. Undoubtedly one of the most dangerous predators of its time, the name 'Carnotaurus' means 'carnivorous bull'. It's a great educational item for kids aged 3 - 8.

If you're using this Carnotaurus for educational purposes, like showing it to kids aged 3 - 8, you can start by sharing the interesting facts about it. Talk about where it lived, how big it was, and what it ate. When handling the item, be gentle as it might be fragile. Keep it away from small children who might put it in their mouths. To maintain it, just use a soft cloth to wipe off any dust. Store it in a dry place to prevent damage.