Quetzalcoatlus

Quetzalcoatlus
Database
Classification
Diet	Carnivore Piscivore
Era	Late Cretaceous
Family	Azhdarchidae
Expedition
Fossil icon(s)	Javelina Formation
Dig sites	Antlers Formation Twin Mountains Formation
Size
Height	5.5 m (18 feet)
Height	5.5 m (18 feet)
Weight	250 kg (551.2 lbs)
Weight	250 kg (551.2 lbs)
Environment
Security rating	6
Security rating	6
Minimum population	1
Minimum population	1
Feeder Type
Feeder Type
Water	35%
Water	35%
Fish	0.50
Fish	0.50
Sand	26%
Sand	26%
Rock	39%
Rock	39%
Cohabitation
Likes	Dimorphodon Cearadactylus Tapejara
Dislikes	Dr. Wu Hybrids
Stats
Appeal	2400
Attack	180
Defence	95
Dominance	275
Lifespan	70
Synthesis
Batch size	1
Incubation
Cost	$2,500,00

They say everything is bigger in Texas... and that certainly applies to their fossil finds! This towering pterosaur is definitely one for the record books! We're talking about one of the largest flying animals... like, ever! It's not s bird and it's not a plane. It's a Quetzalcoatlus. - Isaac Clement

Quetzalcoatlus is a genus of flying reptile that originated from Late Cretaceous North America. It is part of the Dominion Biosyn Expansion.

History

Four years after the events at Lockwood Manor, several Quetzalcoatlus were seen nesting on top of skyscrapers and migrating alongside modern birds and other pterosaurs. One individual was present in the sanctuary that was created by BioSyn, and it was seen attacking the plane that Owen Grady, Claire Dearing, and Kayla Watts were in when they entered BioSyn's restricted airspace.

Characteristics

Named after Quetzalcoatl, the feathered serpent god of Mexico, Quetzalcoatlus is among the largest known pterosaurs of all time, with a wingspan roughly the size of a plane.

External Links

• Quetzalcatlus on Wikipedia.