Did pterodactyl dinosaurs give birth to its young?

Answer 1

http://www.pornotube.com/channels.php?channelId=202&m=1672938 you need one puppet pterodactyl, three live pterodactyls and one girl who is willing to get dominated. the girl should be in reverse cowgirl position on one of the pterodactyls while intermittently performing fellatio on the other two. all the pterodactyls must be cawing and flapping throughout the process. after several minutes of this cawing and flapping, the puppet pterodactyl must enter from stage right periodically, open its mouth and look around.

NOTE: If you do not have a mechanical or marionette puppet pterodactyl, a simple sock puppet will suffice. It should also be noted that this position only works while actually in Jurassic Park, if you are unable to make the trip the pterodactyls can be substituted with guys with webbed fingers and toes.

Answer 2

The limited fossil evidence of young pterosaurs seems to suggest that they were able to fly shortly after they were born (within days, at most). This suggests that Pterodactylus and other pterosaurs probably did not raise their young.

Answer 3

Pterodactylus had a headcrest, which may have been used by males in displays to attract mates. Beyond that, we know nothing about how they selected mates. Pterodactylus would have buried their soft shelled eggs in the ground, similar to lizards and crocodiles. When the egg or eggs hatched, the hatchling would have either been fed by its parents or sustained by a yolk sack for a few days until its wings were developed enough for it to fly. After that, the flapling, as it is called, would fend for itself.

Answer 4

No, they laid eggs. And they weren't dinosaurs. They were flying reptiles.

Answer 5

they have sex in the air