While I’m at it here’s another Pterosaur scribble, not really sure where I was going with this thalassodromeus but it’s something

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Whilst I brainstorm my approach to doing pterosaurs enjoy this quick color concept I’m workin on for this munchkin

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Tagged twice!
I also do non-dinosaur art. Maybe I should do more non-dinosaur art. And I don't mean pterosaurs.

Tagging
https://t.co/FKT665h020

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I post palaeontology facts, cool fossil pictures, and draw cute pterosaurs!

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Decided to colour up my newest addition of my dragon concepts, for a portfolio I'm working on! This guy is obviously very heavily inspired by pterosaurs and sea birds. Electric wyvern that stays out at sea for the majority of its life, chasing storms.

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Realizing I hardly if ever draw pterosaurs...semi tempted to make a series of some now 👀

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Ahools are giant carnivorous bats with 10-foot wingspans believed to inhabit rainforests in Java, Indonesia. According to eyewitnesses, they swoop down to snatch up humans with their claws & devour them. Some believe they're descended from pterosaurs.

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Pterosaur of the day!
Quetzalcoatlus northropi is a species of large azdarchid pterosaur from late Cretaceous North America. It is among the largest animals to ever fly, only outsized by other large azdarchids like arambourgiania
(Art by Mark Witton)

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Love ability to draw yourself - you never have a bad hair day (& can have pet pterosaur)

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Pteranomon X
(Pteranodon)
Pterosaur
Attacks:
Beak Pierce
Side Winder

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Cartoon pterosaurs! Cartoon pterosaurs (and cute OCs)! This is not a drill!

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(1/2) Results from the "wishes for 2021"
Eagle owl sized anurognathid, hippo stegosaur, small ornithischian with elaborate display structures....

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Today, P. cuvieri has its own genus, Cimoliopterus. We recognise it as an ornithocheiromorph, a long-winged, ocean-going species closely related to Ornithocheirus and Anhanguera. It was among the last of the toothed pterosaurs. But can we still consider it a giant?

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P. cuvieri should thus be remembered as the actual first pterosaurian 'giant', a species that originated the concept of supersized extinct fliers. Saying the more widely popularised Pteranodon was the first giant is a claim jump: it simply wasn't.

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It's New Year's Eve, so obviously time to talk about the discovery of giant pterosaurs. Most of us think of one animal as _the_ first giant pterosaur: the 7 m wingspan, North American Pteranodon. BUT - what if I told you this wasn't the first pterosaur giant known? Thread...

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