Baryonyx Claw Replica

It’s thought that when out roaming the riverbanks 125 million years ago, Baryonyx used its hooked claw – probably positioned on its thumb – to catch fish, as it measured up to 31 centimetres long.

Our replica version is a lot shorter, but its intricately painted details help you imagine what life was like for this large therapod in the Early Cretaceous.