Name: ZURU Robo Alive Dino DNA Playset 71139
Brand: ZURU
SKU: 71139-B
Price: 99 QAR
Availability: InStock

ZURU Robo Alive Dino DNA Playset 71139

QR 99

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Unleash a prehistoric adventure with the Robo Alive Dino DNA Playset! This interactive experience merges the thrill of ancient history with cutting-edge technology, allowing young explorers to bring their very own robotic dinosaur to life. Designed to respond to touch and sound, this lifelike creature provides an engaging, hands-on experience that fosters creativity and encourages a deep curiosity about the natural world.

Interactive Robotic Technology: Features a lifelike dinosaur that reacts to sound and touch, creating a responsive play experience that feels truly "alive."
Customizable DNA Traits: Kids can experiment with unique DNA features to customize their dinosaur, allowing them to create a one-of-a-kind prehistoric predator.
Educational Discovery: Perfect for aspiring paleontologists, this playset promotes STEM learning and sparks interest in biology and natural history.
Blue Color Series: This 71139-B model features a striking blue-themed design, making it a standout addition to any Dino DNA collection.
Immersive Storytelling: Encourages imaginative role-play as children navigate their customized dinosaur through various prehistoric scenarios.
High-Quality Construction: Built with durable materials to withstand the most intense dinosaur battles and experimental discoveries.
Recommended Age: Suitable for ages 5 years and up.
What's included: 1 x Robo Alive Dino DNA Robotic Dinosaur (Blue) and Customizable DNA Accessories.

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Recommended Age	Suitable for 5 Years & Above
SKU	71139-B, 71139-G, 71139-R

ZURU Robo Alive Dino DNA Playset 71139

Color: Blue

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