The Largest Flying Animal Ever Was Demonic

Look like a mega evolved star me with some fangs on it . This Frankenstein neck could withstand forces up to 10 times its total body weight . All right. So, can can it withstand a bullet though ? Look at this. The bird big as what do you want me to say ? The largest animal to ever fly wasn't okay. Quo. 66 million years ago , the Earth was experiencing the final days of the Mesazoic and more specifically the end of the Lake Cretaceous . Titanic animals were widespread throughout the world . And wherever you looked, a behemoth could be found . One of these days, I'm going to call this Littlefoot , and nobody's going to know what I'm talking about . And that is when I will admit I've achieved status . On land, huge therapods and sarapods ruled . While in the waters, massive mosasaurs dominated with ease . But even the skies during these prehistoric times belong to the dominion of giants . The Cretaceous was also home infamous family of terasaurs . Ain't them like fake de well not fake demons. Ain't them like demons out in probably Australia or some [ __ ] But like why this tall the world has ever seen us as dark kids, you know, a little small . This was a group of terasaurs that were characterized by their extremely long necks and legs and were well known for having reached massive sizes . And of all the members to have come and gone, by far the most well-known and feared was Quztel Coatas . All right. A huge terasaur that ruled the skies of North America and was so magnificent, it was named after the feathered serpent god of the Aztecs . It is known by many as also being the largest animal to ever fly . However, in reality, there was actually another asdark member that not only lived at the exact same time as the quitzel katlas, but was likely even larger in size, perhaps making it the largest animal to ever fly, period . Talk to me. This was the hatigopterix . Hatigopter. This huge terasaur was discovered in the when two large pieces of a skull and humorous were found in Romania by a studentled dig team . The bones were so big that at first the paleontologists who studied them believed the remains must have belonged to a new type of theropod , but soon realized based on the structure and shape of the bones