PNSO Prehistoric Animal Models: 47 Zaha the Dunkleosteus

PNSO Prehistoric Animal Models: 47 Zaha the Dunkleosteus

• Meet Zaha the Dunkleosteus, a 9.1-inch PNSO Prehistoric Animal Models display model of an armored Devonian predator from about 380 million years ago, reconstructed at approximately 8 meters long.
• The armored head surrounds a movable jaw with a wide gape; instead of true teeth, Dunkleosteus used sharpened edges on its bony jaw plates to cut prey.
• A tall pointed dorsal fin, underside fins, and shark-like crescent tail shape the streamlined body, finished with a fossil-informed dark back and silver belly.
• Includes a 64-page illustrated product manual, A3 science-art poster, and QR codes linking to online videos (internet required): an introduction to Zaha and step-by-step drawing lessons.
• Hand-painted on solid PVC, the 23 x 7.5 x 7.5 cm model recreates the armored head, bony cutting plates, fins, and skin details for teens 15+ and adult collectors.