The video discusses the Pteranodon's impressive wingspan, which is wider than a tennis court. Its wings were lightweight due to hollow, air-filled bones and crisscrossing struts that provided strength without adding weight. This structure allowed the Pteranodon to glide effortlessly on air currents, rarely needing to flap its wings. No other flying animal, past or present, has matched its wingspan.

What is the wingspan of Pteranodon compared to a tennis court?

Describe the structure of Pteranodon's wing bones.

How did the design of Pteranodon's wings contribute to its ability to fly?

What unique feature of Pteranodon's wings allowed it to soar for long distances?

In what way is Pteranodon unique among flying animals?