Reference Summary: If you thought the Quetzalcoatlus was the baddest (I know that is not a word) Pterosaur around 66 MYA, you may have to think ... What if I told you the most terrifying predator of the Cretaceous didn't walk — it FLEW?
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If you thought the Quetzalcoatlus was the baddest (I know that is not a word) Pterosaur around 66 MYA, you may have to think ... What if I told you the most terrifying predator of the Cretaceous didn't walk — it FLEW?
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- If you thought the Quetzalcoatlus was the baddest (I know that is not a word) Pterosaur around 66 MYA, you may have to think ...
- What if I told you the most terrifying predator of the Cretaceous didn't walk — it FLEW?
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