Pterosaurs were quadrupeds, meaning that they walked on all fours. Their wings had three fingers on the middle of the front edge. When on walking, pterosaurs would fold their wings so that their fingers would rest on the ground and bear some of their weight, and they would walk on all fours in that way. Unlike most animals, they were plantigrade, meaning that they walked on their entire foot instead of just their toes. Pterosaurs probably didn't run often, preferring to fly away from danger.
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The most efficient means of locomotion for a pterodactyl would have been flight. They could walk or climb by folding their wings partially, and using their wing digits as front feet, walking on all fours.
Pterosaurs were quadrupedal, using their wings not only to fly, but also to walk. This was also tha case for Pterodactylus. They were less than 1 ft tall when they walked, and they measured about 3 ft long.
You can't Run, but you can Walk And Walk Faster
The likely word is the flying dinosaur (pterosaur) called the pterodactyl.
That is the correct spelling for pterodactyl, one type of flying dinosaur (pteradon).
No and the Pterodactyl is not a dinosaur. It is a flying reptile.
Rats run and walk. depends on the scene
It is better to walk then run in the rain.
Yes, pterodactyl, or pterodactylus was a real animal.
Ancient Order of the Pterodactyl was created in 1977.
Cattle can only walk and run in the forward possition, they can not walk backwards or sideways like men.