“ | These sea pterosaurs are called Rhamphorhynchus. | „ |
— Allen Johnson, about Rhamphorhynchus in Cruel Seas |
Rhamphorhynchus (name meaning "Beak Snout") is a genus of Rhamphorhynchidae pterosaur that originated during the Middle Jurassic period in what is now Europe. With a wingspan of less than 2 meters, Rhamphorynchus was also an iconic, coast-dwelling pterosaur known for its long tail.
In the episode "Cruel Seas," a flock of Rhamphorynchus were brought to the park from Late Jurassic Europe, 149 million years ago. Due to their small size they are one of a few animals allowed to roam freely.
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Rhamphorhynchus skeleton
Behavior & Traits[]
Rhamphorhynchus lived in groups after the coast hunting fish.
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Trivia[]
- Rhamphorhynchus is the largest of the small pterosaurs brought to the park.
- The sound effects of Rhamphorhynchus are duck, pelican, penguin, and seagull sound effects.