I WONDER - What Did The Quetzalcoatlus Look Like?

Quetzalcoatlis, a prehistoric bird, migrated across North America for mating and nesting, similar to modern tropical birds. They nested in large groups on open ground, using mud and vegetation for nests. Hatchlings could fly within a year but took several seasons to reach full size.

What was the primary reason for Quetzalcoatlis migrating across North America?

• To explore new territories

• To mate and lay eggs

• To escape predators

• To find food

How did Quetzalcoatlis' nesting behavior compare to modern birds?

• They built nests in caves.

• They nested in large groups on open ground.

• They nested in trees like many modern birds.

• They nested individually in isolated areas.

What materials did Quetzalcoatlis use to construct their nests?

• Mud and vegetation

• Twigs and leaves

• Sand and stones

• Feathers and grass

How long did it take for newly hatched Quetzalcoatlas to be able to fly?

• Within two years

• Within one year

• Within a few months

• Within a few weeks

What was required for Quetzalcoatlas to reach their full adult size?

• A few months

• One year

• Several seasons

• A decade