#145 Chopsisaurus

What’s the point of a mouth shaped like chopsticks if it can’t pick anything up or chew solids? Add a useless decorative horn, and you’ve got the Chopsisaurus: the prehistoric poster child for inefficiency. Evolution took one look and said, 'Next!'

One of the Nonosaurs collection:
For these prehistoric nonimals, evolution was a process of refinement—a delicate interplay of precise adaptations for survival. Yet, among the vast tapestry of prehistoric life, the Nonosaurs stand out not for their triumphs, but for their profound shortcomings. Far from being apex predators, this obscure species might best be described as the very antithesis of one. These lethargic creatures, burdened by flawed genetics, struggled even with the simplest bodily functions, embodying nature’s rare misstep in its pursuit of life.

A one-of-a-kind hand-sculpted figure. Modelled from epoxy resin, the piece has been meticulously sanded to a smooth, polished form and airbrushed in a striking gradient, with all details hand-painted.

Dimension:
6 cm (width) x 10.5 cm (height) x 14 cm (length)

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