Here's a rather long technical article on these animals, that is probably the source of most of the information in the National Geographic article. It's basically arguing that they were roughly analogous to giant storks.
I first read the argument that the big Azhdarchids were heavily-built walking predators that could fly here.
Here's a rather long technical article on these animals, that is probably the source of most of the information in the National Geographic article. It's basically arguing that they were roughly analogous to giant storks.
ReplyDeleteI first read the argument that the big Azhdarchids were heavily-built walking predators that could fly here.