Quetzalcoatlus Wasn't Even Close to the Biggest
456K views · Mar 7, 2026 · Education
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@davidc6510 · 5 months ago
When my daughter was in Kindergarten, there were homework assignments make a picture for the alphabet "letter of the day" and share it with the class the next day. For letter of the day "Q", the vast majority of the kids in the class showed of a Queen or a Q-Tip, whereas my daughter proudly showed the picture she drew of the mighty Quetzalcoatlus which was in her favorite book on dinosaurs. The teacher was amazed and all the kids thought it was really cool to learn about this flying dinosaur.
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@kirk1147 · 6 months ago
...and it would still find a way to poop on my car.
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@andyj.byrne111 · 6 months ago (edited)
Not dinosaurs but flying reptiles I thought..🤔
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@silverskyranch · 5 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=noiM60bLU78&t=732">12:12</a> "The empty throne of Hatzag was about to be claimed by a creature that didn't care about...." I about fell out of my chair laughing when I realized it was sitting on Pride Rock!
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@KnightTheKnight · 6 months ago (edited)
That dinosaur is basically a prehistoric dragon at this point
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@cerberus6654 · 6 months ago
Nazgul: "Sauron, there's this flying fell beast critter I just saw on YouTube. That would be the best ride ever!"<br>Sauron: "I saw that post too! I'm going to order at least a dozen of 'em."<br>Nazgul: "Gandalf will crap his pants!"
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@MarshCope · 6 months ago
Archaeologists? Try Palaeontologists.
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@taniylakleinow · 3 months ago
I’m fascinated by the unique adaptations that helped prehistoric creatures survive for millions of years
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@bobbart4198 · 6 months ago
... What we forget is that the tiny Dinos of Hațeg Island also had Assault Rifles and Nuclear Weapons and THIS is the REAL explanation for the End-Cretaceous Mass Extinction ... The poor little guys just couldn't take this shit anymore ... :face-fuchsia-tongue-out:💥😶🌫
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@RangerrayXRP · 6 months ago
This is where Riddick made Pitch Black.
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@ManFromThePits · 6 months ago
My inner dino-nerd flew into a violent rage when it saw that thumbnail, lol.
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@cousinyak1803 · 6 months ago
I've never heard of these giant flying creatures. The only one I've ever heard of is the pterodactyl. And they weren't small. But yes, I found this intriguing.
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