Articulated Xiphactinus Flexi Fish - Cretaceous Predator

A flexi Xiphactinus with jointed body segments. The preview shows a long, scaled predatory fish with an upturned, toothy jaw, a bead eye, a single dorsal fin, pectoral fins and a deeply forked tail. About 21 cm long at 100%. Xiphactinus was a large bony fish of the Late Cretaceous, best known from the chalk of Kansas, laid down in the Western Interior Seaway that once split North America. Adults could reach roughly 5 to 6 m. One famous specimen, the "fish within a fish", was found with an almos…

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