Dinosaur figurine Compsognathus, +3 years, Papo Plastic figurines, such as the Compsognathus Dinosaur figurine, have multiple benefits, especially when manufactured with care and safety, such as hand painting with non-toxic paints. Here are some of the advantages of plastic figurines of this kind:Education and development : Dinosaur figurines can be valuable educational tools for children. They can help learn about the history and characteristics of dinosaurs, thereby developing knowledge and interest in science and paleontology.Imaginative development : Toys like the Compsognathus Dinosaur figure stimulate childrens imaginations. They can create stories and scenarios with dinosaurs, which helps them develop their creativity and exercise their logical thinking skills.Motor skills : Handling plastic figures involves fine movements of the hands and fingers, which contributes to the development of childrens fine motor skills.Group play : Figures can be used in role play and group play, allowing children to socialize and learn social skills such as communication and cooperation.Safety education : Plastic figures that are made with safe materials and non-toxic paints give parents peace of mind that the toys do not pose a health risk to their children during handling.Durability : Plastic figurines are generally durable and wear-resistant. They can withstand frequent handling and can be kept as collectibles or favorite toys for a long time.Collectibles : For many children and adults, figurines can become collectibles. These can be displayed in childrens rooms or kept to assemble a varied collection of dinosaurs or other characters. In conclusion, plastic figurines, such as the Compsognathus Dinosaur figurine, can provide a number of educational and recreational benefits, contributing to childrens development in a fun and safe way. It is important to choose products that meet safety standards and are made with non-toxic materials to protect childrens health. Details about this animal: The dinosaur Compsognathus lived in the Upper Jurassic about 150 million years ago. This prehistoric animal had a length of 0.8-1.4 meters and an approximate weight of 2.5-3.6 kilograms, it was the size of a chicken, without taking into account the tail which was half the length of the body. The Compsognathus dinosaur had very light bones, hollow on the inside, a very long neck positioned in the hump, it could run at a high speed that reached up to 20 km/hour, especially when it was following its prey while hunting. It was a carnivorous animal that lived in wooded areas near water, and its food consisted mainly of small animals, insects and reptiles. Specifications : Dimensions: 15 x 12 x 6cm Material: Plastic Age: +3 years Presentation: 1 piece