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Metal master Chris Crooks designed his dinos to give the illusion that they're gobbling up the leaves of nearby bushes or trees. (Uncommon fact: The brontosaurus didn't chew its food, the long-necked herbivore just swallowed it whole. GULP!.) Chris cuts each brontosaurus from cold rolled steel that's age-accelerated to create a bright, ruddy, rust patina. Details like faces and spines make these prehistoric lawn "pets" stand out, drawing double-takes (and "Wow!'s"). Built-in ground stakes hold them secure. Available in two sizes: Standard and Large. Pair them up for a charmingly Cretacious mother-and-baby display. See instructions on how to assemble your brontosaurus here. Handmade in Arizona. Turn your yard into a prehistoric park by adding a commanding T. rex., the triceratops mama-and-baby set, or a pair of fierce velociraptors.
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