What could be considered a "Halloween" scene from millions of years ago might be the nocturnal sight of giant, bat-like spectres gliding past the moon; shadows cast from the largest flying animals of all time. Quetzalcoatlus, shown here, is thought to have stayed aloft in the skies of what is now Texas for up to weeks at a time. This means they were flying at night, apparitions "haunting" warm Cretaceous evenings with enormous 38 foot wide skin membrane wings...
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Saturday, October 31, 2015
Mesozoic Halloween Skies
What could be considered a "Halloween" scene from millions of years ago might be the nocturnal sight of giant, bat-like spectres gliding past the moon; shadows cast from the largest flying animals of all time. Quetzalcoatlus, shown here, is thought to have stayed aloft in the skies of what is now Texas for up to weeks at a time. This means they were flying at night, apparitions "haunting" warm Cretaceous evenings with enormous 38 foot wide skin membrane wings...
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This sounds like such a cool nighttime sighting!
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