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Big Not-Bird
Scientists have announced the discovery of the largest Pterasaur ever found. It's estimated the creature had a wingspan of not quite 17 feet, and stood about 3 feet tall. The fossil also represents the first chaoyangopteridae species found outside of China.
I need one.
Posted by: ellen on December 5, 2008 12:38 PMWhat about Quetzalcoatlus
Posted by: Mark on December 6, 2008 02:05 PMY'know, the one they have at the Smithsonian. With the 40-foot wingspan.
Or is that not a pterosaur and just "some other kind" of Mesozoic flying reptile?
Posted by: Mark on December 6, 2008 02:07 PM