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By now, it's reasonably well known to interested people what azhdarchid pterosaurs looked like when alive. The answer: sort of like a cross between a giraffe and a stork, though with all of this being over-ridden by uniquely pterosaurian weirdness; membranous wings supported by giant fingers, a…
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Thanks for sharing! I love wolf eels, not sure why. There's something adorable about them, like they're hiding, afraid of being judged by appearances... Anyway, googling around I found this adorable image. Not so scary. :)