Baby pterosaurs could fly within minutes of hatching from their eggs
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The wings of hatchling pterosaurs were ideally suited to powered flight, suggesting they took to the air almost immediately after emerging – unlike most modern birds
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What color do scientists think a real-life pterosaur was? If they don't know, how would you describe the colors of a typical ancient flying reptile (e.g. Quetzalcoatlus)? - Quora
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