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Dragonthunders — Mesozoic fliers on ground
Published: 2018-08-06 02:30:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 10817; Favourites: 311; Downloads: 47
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A compilation of the four pterosaurs that I have been working on for my size chart on its land posture, each one has been some of the largest pterosaur as the largest flying animal of its respective time as far is known, Caviramus in the Triassic, Harpactognathus of the Jurassic, Tropeognathus of the Early Cretaceous and Quetzalcoatlus of the Late Cretaceous.Related content
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No recordaba el pliegue de las alas en los pterosaurios al cambiar a su postura cuadrúpeda, parece que ya me he atrasado un poco en conocimiento en paleontología
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Quetzalcoatlus dah fuq that animal was that huge ? Gosh
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It was the biggest boi but not the tallest boi, that title to that goes to Arambourgiania philadelphiae
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Nature is less scary these days
Nature made simple boi now XD
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170 tonne blue whale disagrees.
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How does a blue whale scary ? Also it's simple by the look.
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It's scary when it comes to size, at least to me. Even though it isn't aggressive, its sheer size is very formidable.
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Actually, male blue whales ARE shockingly aggressive when competing for females. As in they will ram into each other.
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Really? That sounds impressive. Do you have links?
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youtu.be/foMxBc41wvQ
youtu.be/E_vYKg1U92Y
And if you think this is impressive, look up male humpback whale fights.
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Nothing to what the earth saw roaming in its ocean before
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You're grounded go to your nest this instant young flappling!
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