Bring home one of the strangest animals to ever roam prehistoric Earth with this Diplocaulus Plush! Measuring approximately 21" long, this unique plush captures the distinctive boomerang-shaped head that made Diplocaulus one of the most recognizable prehistoric amphibians. It's a fun and educational addition to any collection of ancient life.
Here are some fun facts about Diplocaulus:
Diplocaulus lived during the Late Carboniferous and Permian Periods approximately 270 million years ago.
Its name means "double stalk," referring to the unusual shape of its skull.
The wide, boomerang-shaped head may have helped Diplocaulus steer through the water or avoid being swallowed by predators.
Diplocaulus was an amphibian and spent much of its life in rivers, lakes, and swamps.
Most Diplocaulus fossils have been discovered in North America, particularly in Texas and Oklahoma.
