Jet-Size Pterosaurs Took Off from Prehistoric Runways

Pterosaurs, with wingspans of 34 feet, are the biggest animals that ever flew. New research shows these beasts needed a downward sloping area to flap their wings before awkwardly taking flight.

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Jet-Size Pterosaurs Took Off from Prehistoric Runways

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