Schleich 16455 Parasaurolophus figure is a light and brown colored with the dinosaur in a walking position

Approx: 23 x 9

Its tongue alone weighs as much as an elephant

Introduced: 1998

Schleich Sea Life - Moray Eel Den 42326 Schleich 1996 Schleich 16455 Parasaurolophus figure isSchleich 42326 Moray Eel Den. Laced morays can grow up to three metres in length and thus belong to the largest moray eels in the world. Only giant morays are longer with a length of up to four metres. Laced morays mainly live on the ocean floor at a depth of about four to 40 metres, where they hide in crevices, caves, or coral. Laced morays living in clear water usually have less black spots, while those in murky water have more. Introduced: 2016.