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Pteranodon Vital statistics Class Reptile Height Eye color varying Hair color Feather color Skin color Light green with faded lilac Diet fish Other names Species information First appearance Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs Latest appearance Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs Last appearance Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs

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Pteranodon was a flying reptile that lived during the time of the dinosaurs.

TraitsEdit

Large flying reptiles, pteranodon had large, leathery wings which formed an extension of their front limbs, along with a compact, bat-like frame, short hind limbs, a long, thin tail, long crest atop the head and a long beak filled with sharp teeth used for catching prey.

HistoryEdit

Among the creatures that lived during the dinosaurs' age was the pteranodon, which flew the skies with other flying reptiles until the cataclysm that brought the dinosaurs to their extinction. A number of pteranodon, along with other creatures of the age, escaped to an underground world where they thrived as they had years before.

One such pteranodon was one individual named Roger, who was caught by a weasel named Buck, along with two possums named Crash and Eddie: the three mammals rode Roger's back through the land, dodging a flock of quetzalcoatlus.

AppearancesEdit

• Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs(First appearance)
  • Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs (video game)

Behind the ScenesEdit

True pteranodons had neither teeth nor long tails as shown in Dawn of the Dinosaurs.

Due to the fact that they lived alongside dinosaurs most people considered pterosaurs as dinosaurs, however they are not. Pterosaurs are different order of reptiles. No known dinosaur could fly or swim. The term dinosaur was used for terrestrial land reptiles that live 65 million years ago with special leg bones.