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Quadrupedal launch was the way that most pterosaurs, including the largest ones like the azhdarchid, were able to take flight in the skies, with the anatomy of their arms properly designed to catapult with enough force to be able to boost, but sometimes accidents happens, more for this unfortunated guy which have the bad luck to try to launch during a very dense fog, trying to escape from a Tyrannosaurus, unfortunately this did not see that this was already in front of this and to the bad luck of both this great pterosaur catapulted directly towards the theropod, and with the speed and force, its beak pierced the theropod the neck, severely hurt part of the throat and vertebrae, in turn the impact just break the neck of the azhdarchid, killing him instantly, while the tyrannosaurus will take longer to perish while lying on the ground in agony....

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It would be good to explicitly mention this is purely speculative without solid evidence that if it could have happened, I was inspired by some images of animals that have impaled others, like a swordfish with a turtle, of course I'm not sure if that case could be applied to the beak of a pterosaur just passing though the body of a large animal but still I did it for the curiosity of what would be like

Description
Quadrupedal launch was the way that most pterosaurs, including the largest ones like the azhdarchid, were able to take flight in the skies, with the anatomy of their arms properly designed to catapult with enough force to be able to boost, but sometimes accidents happens, more for this unfortunated guy which have the bad luck to try to launch during a very dense fog, trying to escape from a Tyrannosaurus, unfortunately this did not see that this was already in front of this and to the bad luck of both this great pterosaur catapulted directly towards the theropod, and with the speed and force, its beak pierced the theropod the neck, severely hurt part of the throat and vertebrae, in turn the impact just break the neck of the azhdarchid, killing him instantly, while the tyrannosaurus will take longer to perish while lying on the ground in agony....

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It would be good to explicitly mention this is purely speculative without solid evidence that if it could have happened, I was inspired by some images of animals that have impaled others, like a swordfish with a turtle, of course I'm not sure if that case could be applied to the beak of a pterosaur just passing though the body of a large animal but still I did it for the curiosity of what would be like