We started Primal Hatch with one stubborn idea: a dinosaur egg toy should actually hatch. Not slide open, not unwrap — crack, wobble and push a living-looking creature into the world while a kid watches.
From one egg to a whole lab
The Jurassic World T-Rex came first, with its tap-to-hatch shell and clicker training. Gen 2 followed with a gel-lined egg and glowing eyes. Then we went deeper — the Megalodon hatches in its own tank — and smaller, with Hybrid Hatchers and their DNA syringes.
What every specimen shares
- A hatch that happens in front of you, not inside the box
- A creature that reacts after the hatch with sounds, movement and personality
- A play pattern that lets the child decide who the creature becomes
These pages are the lab's front window: every egg we make, how it hatches and what comes out. When you are ready, the buttons take you to the store that ships it.