[@ackland1979]

Respect to David Attenborough

[@ShadeRaven222]

Its always a treat
When Attenborough speak
🗣🧘🏽‍♂️

[@kianabell6071]

I love these pterosaurs

[@shockwavethedog]

Pterosaurs this large would be horrifying if they were still alive

[@sidraabbas3637]

The only diverse array of them to survive into the modern world would be the smaller ( yet harmless ) species of these flying reptiles.

[@fransiscayayuk3526]

🦅

[@jaxypassionblocks]

no matter the speculation of what this bird may have/have not been like...
the possibility it existed is WILDLY cool.

[@robertjackson1813]

Not a bird

[@stefansalvatierra4913]

Flying reptile, very distantly related…

[@GravityIsFalling]

@@stefansalvatierra4913birds are also flying reptiles

[@GaiusIntrepidus]

​@@GravityIsFallingyeah but when they "Flying Reptile" they meant pterosaur, not a reptile that can fly...

[@sidraabbas3637]

Looks like a hybrid between a bird and a reptile.

[@MrGriffinTale]

can i use this clips

[@SOLARX19]

Yea

[@Bigrips94]

Dragons

[@0815Horst]

Could they really fly like that? Their wings look so small in comparison to their heads. I'm not judging, just really curious and I want to know.

[@linnthantaung2751]

yes, it's wings are enough to support powered flights and lift. Just look at an airplane, it's pretty big but the wings are sorta small.

[@ankitsartpoint4688]

Yaa but comparing it with an airplane ​, airplane has jets to lift off@@linnthantaung2751

[@stefansalvatierra4913]

Not to mention hollow bones which would have made them surprisingly lightweight, around 500 lbs at most..

[@SquirmyWormy__]

and the fenestrae in their skulls were massive to reduce weight

[@linnthantaung2751]

@@SquirmyWormy__ yeah

[@Ledinosour673]

Loch Ness is a cringe 5 year old

[@gamingleopard428]

?

[@Ledinosour673]

@@gamingleopard428 his comment was deleted but what he said was "first"