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Showing posts with label Pterodactyl. Show all posts
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Thursday, July 25, 2019

Coelacanth and Pterodactyl


 Pterodactyl were pretty common as late as 1864 in the Southern States.


 Union solders often shot them and sometimes posed with the bodies for photos.


 Coelacanth was a staple of the diet for Pterodactyl.


The coelacanth model was included in the set with the Pterodactyl.


Coelacanth was a staple for U-Boat crews in World War Two operating off the coast of Southern Africa.


A five foot fish provides a lot of filets.

Wednesday, July 24, 2019

Pterodactyl


Tomy makes a series of dinosaurs.


This flying reptile is the only one I have seen.


It was on sale at Tuesday Morning.


Shown here on a hilltop.


He has hinges on this jaw and wings.