Baby pterosaurs could fly within minutes of hatching from their eggs

The wings of hatchling pterosaurs were ideally suited to powered flight, suggesting they took to the air almost immediately after emerging – unlike most modern birds

Baby Pterosaurs or Flaplings are born with well-developed wing bones/muscle: While colonial breeding/parental care is widespread among the family, it's believed Pterosaurs could fly shortly after hatching, sooner than any other animal. (

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