Jurassic World Hatch 'N Play Dinosaur Toy - Tyrannosaurus Rex with Egg for Kids, Interactive Dino Figure with Hatching Feature - Perfect for Pretend Play, Birthday Gifts & Jurassic Themed Collections
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Product Description
Get ready for thrilling action and adventure with Jurassic World! These Jurassic World Hatch 'n Play Dinos capture the magical moment when a baby dinosaur egg hatches and you see the baby dinosaur for the very first time! Each colorful hatchling egg has an eye on the outer shell unique to its respective species. Push the top and a few moments later, the egg hatches and the top pops off to reveal the baby dinosaur! Each baby dinosaur has a special feature unique to its species like the Tyrannosaurus Rex's teeth that grow; Baby Blue has a chomping feature; the Triceratops has a super stomp; and Stiggy has growing horns. Kids can have fun with hatching action again and again and the eggs are also great for storing the baby dinosaurs.
Product Features
Capture the magical moment when a baby dinosaur egg hatches with Jurassic World Hatch 'n Play Dinos!
Each colorful hatchling egg features an eye on the outer shell unique to its respective species.
Push the top and a few moments later, the egg hatches and the top pops off to reveal the baby dinosaur!
Check out all the special features of each baby dinosaur unique to its species like Tyrannosaurus Rex's teeth that grow; Baby Blue has a chomping feature; Triceratops has a super stomp; and Stiggy has growing horns.
It's hatching play action that kids can enjoy again and again and eggs are also great for storing the baby dinosaurs. .
Customer Reviews
I shall say it is weird as to fit the dino in you gotta crunch his legs to the back (very not normal way hahah) but it is a cute toy, one that develops kiddos motor skills as he has to have very good control of his movement to actually close it so it stays put, to then press and let it open. Interesting to see how he solves it, so, I like the toy ;)
