Dire Wolf ~ Low Roar (Plains Variant) - REBOR Museum Class Replicas

If you love wolves, this is the king of all wolves!  The mighty dire wolf (Aenocyon dirus) was a fierce predator with a body size similar to the largest grey wolves of today, but a bite much stronger.  This variant, with his ruddy coat, represents a dire wolf living on the plains of North America, where his coat would have blended in with the tall grasses and rocks.   "Low Roar" comes with three interchangeable heads which are amazing for photographers and diorama builders!  You can display him with his mouth closed, with fangs bared, or mouth open, showing all those fearsome teeth!  He joined the REBOR line in 2024. REBOR Museum Class Replicas are accurately created sculptures with realistic paintwork and plenty of details to reward those who like to look closely.  They are designed for adult collectors and are the top name in prehistoric sculptures.   Series:  Museum Class Replica Size:  Approx 7.3" Long by 3.6" H Model #161106 REBOR models are intended for adult collectors and may contain small parts, sharp points, and other features not suitable for young children.