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Neither birds nor dinosaurs, pterosaurs were flying reptiles that flourished for more than 150 million years. Step back in time and learn about the diversity of pterosaurs, their unique wing-finger anatomy, and impressive capabilities for flight and locomotion.
American Museum of Natural History
4.2 m (14 ft) ceiling height recommended
Get a first-hand look at the fossils that have helped paleontologists learn about these amazing animals, use your body to pilot a pterosaur over a prehistoric landscape in a virtual flight lab, and encounter spectacular life-size models of pterosaurs including giants such as Quetzalcoatlus northropi.
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