in present-day Asia

It also had muscular arms with three fingers with claws up to 15 cm long

compact body

where the line between prey and predator blurs in a frenzy of cannibalistic violence

Tupuxuara leonardii Edaphosaurus in present-day AsiaTupuxuara (T. leonardii, `Great pointed nose) is an extinct genus of pterosaur that lived during the Aptian of the Lower Cretaceous period, approximately 112 100 million years ago. It was discovered in Brazil and is believed to have inhabited coastal and swampy areas, since fossil remains have been found in marine and freshwater sediments. Scientists have identified several species of Tupuxuara, these animals are believed to have had a wingspan of up