JP-Expanded Quetzalcoatlus

Name:Quetzalcoatlus northropi
Codename: "Firebeak"
Wingspan:up to 13 meters
Weight: ?
Period:Late cretaceous
Agressiveness:50% -isnt very agressive, but sees humans as a natural food supply
dangerous

Quetzalcoatlus is officially ingens largets flying reptile  bred so far. Its a humongous pterosaur with a voracious appetite. These large animals where cloned by the time the first park was set to be opened but they wer still kept on Sorna by the 1993 incident. Quetzlacoatlus is a tall animmal, as tall as a giraffe, adn it , despite beeing a pteroasur, more of a land predator rather than a flying hunter. It uses its huge beak to kill its victims. InGen fle show tjat smalll prey is just gulped down alive, while biggger prey items, including humans, are first thrown to the ground and then impaled with the pointy beak. The force of the impact has been described as"extremely powerful". this fluffy terror has a grey boy with a firy red coloured beak, the reason for its codename "firebeak" A small crest is present on both sexes on top of the head. Despite their small eyes, they have excellent vision and basically hunt by vision.Only 3 of these giants wer ever bred and their current status is unknown  although recent sightings indicate they do quite well, using the rocky hills on Sorna as breeding grounds and stalking the plain areas of the islands. Since they broke free from their much too small enclosure, these animals are reportedly travelling between the 5 island but never venture far over the ocean. Their wingspan is enormous and they are poweful flyers, able to easily lift a human in the air. They are the dominant pterosaur species in the wild and even the velociraptor deinonychus hybrids are not safe from it although they usually prefer easier prey. These aniamls caused a lot of trouble during their growth and beahviour as though they hunt mostly on land, they are still active flyers and need a lot of space. Therefore, this species wont be included in the current parks, because ther is just not enough space for these giant to feel comfortable and lettin them roam the park island is out of the question. § keeeper where severely injured by these animals, they are not aggressive but see humans as a perfectly sized snack.  Despite beeing active hunters most of the time, they also have been seen feeding on carcasses regularly.
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