Life Size Daspletosaurus Skull Cast

Daspletosaurus, Tyrannosaurus rex’s older cousin, was the apex predator of its day, at nearly 30' long, and up to 4 tons. This striking skull cast, affectionately named "Pete," is based upon one of the best and most complete skeletons of its kind ever discovered. The skull is over 4’ long and filled with dozens of large, sharp teeth that could crush through solid bone in a single bite!

Pete was unearthed in Montana’s Judith River formation in 2006. This magnificent beast filled 72 plaster jackets with the main torso jacket weighing about 8,000 pounds! Ten years of meticulous lab work were needed to carefully and accurately assemble the entire skeleton. Pete, indeed, is a big, impressive specimen and casts of his skull as well as entire skeleton can be seen in museums.

Now, you too can display this beautifully reconstructed Life Size Daspletosaurus Skull in your home or office. 44”L x 23”W x 36”T (on the stand 54” tall)