Zhejiangopterus linhaiensis by Dinoraul
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Description
Zhejiangopterus is a genus of azhdarchid pterosaur which lived in China during the late
Cretaceous Period (81.5 mya).Its wingspan was 5 meters (16.4 feet)
Comments (13)
How the heck did that thing manage to fly with such a big head. Probably because the gravity was less, due to a smaller planet. I've read up on some theories about how the earth is continuously growing and in prehistoric times was not as big as it is now. Hence less gravity, larger animals, easier flight. Great render.
fantastic render Raul! Crazy strange, more than quetzalcoatlus!
woow!!! a second new ptero in short time. @Forevernyt. a very thinboned structure like that of a modernday tucan is more plausable then small-earth theories, check the source of those idea's and you find weirdo's with no scientific skill whatever.
Cool render
excellent work
And I thought I had a funny head !!!
very cool :-)
Excellent creature and render!
This is superb!
Excellent. Love the big guys on the skyline
@Forevernyt. The Earth was never that small. Other than that, excellent picture.
Fantastic scene, I love how you've added in the other dinosaurs, really is wonderful!
Fabtastic Creature ...this big heads a very lowwight build, and the O2 was very more as today in the Atmosphere, the earth was not smaller ;)this a very very old crazy idea from the early 20th Century and today complete freaky ...a smaller Planet with low Gravity has not a stabile position in the planetary system, when is was bigger