I thought a pterodactyl would be too small to carry a Ringwraith. A winged Bronto sounds more like it! I was amazed, though that he describes the 'Fell Beast' as having a wing span of a 747, but as he said, it would have to in order to maneuver like it does!
Age: Lived 65 million years ago during the late Cretaceous Period
Size: Quetzalcoatus wingspan was about 40 feetabout as wide as a small airplane!
Weight: Only about 100 pounds
Characteristics: Pterosaur
Carnivore
Long neck
Toothless
Bony crest (bump) on head
Special Talents: Quetzalcoatlus was the largest flying creature of all time. He could fly for long distances and was a good soarer, which means he used warm currents of air called updrafts to help him fly.
Claim to fame: The first Quetzalcoatlus fossil was found in Texas by Douglas A. Lawson in 1971. Since then, a few smaller specimens have been found, but Quetzalcoatlus fossils are very rare and valuable!
