This Light-up T-Rex dinosaur toy is mammoth fun at a prehistoric price. At 17″ in length and 9″ tall, this walking, roaring dinosaur toy for boys and girls moves, makes sounds and lights up. Powered by (3) AA included batteries, a simple toggle of the on/off switch has primitive predator on the move. Its lifelike jaws open to roar and its eye and tongue flash green. With each step forward, the spikey plates down the back light up and flash red, green and blue as it ferociously warns of attack. Perfect for dinosaur lovers ages 3+, this light up walking toy makes a megasaurus birthday or holiday gift, and is an entertaining addition to a classroom or playroom. Get this dynamic Light Up Dinosaur Walker before it goes extinct!

Product Features

• MAMMOTH FUN | Embark on a Jurassic journey of movement, light and sound that is sure to pique your pint-sized paleontologist’s interest. Your child’s imagination, paired with this T-Rex’s impressive roar, LED illumination and physical motion, makes for endless hours of evolutionary entertainment.
• ROCK ‘N STROLL | A simple toggle of the on/off switch on the underside of the sweeping scaly tail initiates a stimulating experience of prehistoric playtime for any dino lover. Use the included faux rock I/R remote control to make this ravenous reptile roar, walk, fight and light up. The (3) replaceable AA batteries are included for your prehistoric pleasure.
• EXTINCT BOREDOM | With the push of one the rock remote’s 5 unique buttons, girls and boys age 3+ will have ferocious fun controlling this light-up, dino-dueling , jaw-snapping, head-shaking, feet-stomping, loud-roaring plastic primitive predator.
• LIGHTASAURUS | Its super bright LED green glowing beady eyes are as mesmerizing as they are fierce, and the lava red & ice blue blinking spiky spine and flashing tongue look especially awesome in the dark.
• PREHISTORIC PRESENT | This lean, green, LED dino toy machine makes a great educational birthday & holiday gift, party prize and classroom toy for children, amateur and future paleontologists, archaeologists, scientists and general dinosaur enthusiasts.