Kota Triceratops Dinosaur hot Holiday Toy is shipping

Oct 6 2008, 8:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

One of the hottest most unusual Holiday Toy gifts is now shipping. Hasbro announced the Kota animatronics ride-on Dinosaur in February.
KOTA the Triceratops reacts to touch and sound with realistic dinosaur noises and movements.
Featuring sensors in eleven areas on his body, KOTA will react to touch by moving his head, tail and horns or giving a friendly dino roar.
With KOTA The Triceratops children will enjoy the simulated experience of 'riding' a dinosaur; kids can ride comfortably on his back in a spring-loaded seat, holding onto a handle hidden behind the dinosaur's head. To enhance the fantasy play of going for an adventure on a triceratops, while 'riding' KOTA children will hear fun jungle sounds. Kids can also flip a switch on the handle to play adventure-themed songs while enjoying their prehistoric journey.

The Playskool Kota My Triceratops Dinosaur sells for $299.95 on Amazon.com.

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