Baryonyx Enamel Pin (Baryonyx walkeri) Struthio Subadult specimen

Subadult specimen

7 cm in width

The skull exhibits a calvarium cut

teeth—is pressed and expelled into a perfect gray knot

now available through Skulls Unlimited

Baryonyx Enamel Pin (Baryonyx walkeri) Struthio Subadult specimenIf you crossed a theropod dinosaur with a fishing rod, youd get Baryonyx walkeri. Discovered in England in 1983, this Early Cretaceous predator stretched over 9 meters long and came armed with a crocodile like snout lined with over 90 teethperfect for snagging slippery prey. But its real claim to fame? Enormous, hook shaped claws on its hands, likely used for raking fish from rivers like the worlds most intimidating bear paws. Its stomach contents