Baryonyx Walkeri Claw

Species: Baryonyx walkeri – one of the most distinctive theropods from the Early Cretaceous, Baryonyx was a semi-aquatic predator with adaptations for catching fish. This replica captures its signature feature: the massive first-digit hand claw, likely used in hunting and feeding.

Size: 28 cm (11 inches) measured straight from tip to root

Time Period: Early Cretaceous (~130–125 million years ago)

Discovery Location: Based on the original Baryonyx specimen found in Surrey, England—one of the most important dinosaur discoveries in British paleontology and the first major evidence of piscivorous behavior in a large theropod.

Claw Replica:
Made from durable resin and finished in a dark fossil tone, this replica faithfully represents one of the largest and most impressive theropod claws ever discovered. Features include:

• The long, strongly curved shape of the first-digit hand claw

• Realistic weight - not a lightweight item!
  
  

• Detailed surface texture replicating natural bone grain and weathering

• Thick, reinforced base and narrow, pointed tip indicative of a powerful grip

• Dark fossil finish for high visual impact and realism

Scientific Context:
The massive claw of Baryonyx was likely used for catching slippery prey like fish, or possibly scavenging. Its morphology hints at a lifestyle different from other large theropods, with some evidence suggesting semi-aquatic behavior and crocodile-like feeding strategies.

Assembly:
Ships as a single, fully assembled solid piece. No assembly required—ready to display right out of the box.

Please note: Lead times are usually around 7–14 days on claws, teeth, and small skulls. Any queries on lead times, please reach out via chat or email.