The first creature to fly during the age of the dinosaurs was a kind of hybrid reptile/bird called Archeopteryx. Most people think of the Pterodactyl as the "flying" dinosaur, but Pterodactyls did not fly - they glided. Flying means that the creature could lift itself into the air under it's own power - they could not do that. Jumping off from a high point, they could glide very well, though.
The "flying squirrel" of today is similar - it glides, it does not fly.
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Pterosaur, meaning "winged lizard" (aka: pterodactyls), from the late Triassic to the end of the Cretaceous Period (220 to 65.5 million years ago).
Pterosaurs are the earliest vertebrates known to have evolved powered flight.
Archaeopteryx from the late Jurassic period (about 150 million years ago). This early bird could probably fly short distances.
Rhamphorhynchus was a Jurassic pterosaur.
Iberomesornis (From Spanish "Iberian" meaning "intermediate bird") was a small, early, toothed bird that lived during the early Cretaceous period. It was capable of sustained flight.
Pteranodon lived during the late Cretaceous period.
Ichthyornis (meaning "fish bird") a toothed, tern-like, powerful flyer from the late Cretaceous period.
Quetzalcoatlus, with a wingspan up to 36 ft., was among the largest flying animals ever. It lived during the late Cretaceous period.
Hatzegopteryx, with a wingspan up to 40 ft., was the largest flying animal ever identified (Although no complete fossil has been discovered)
Eoalulavis (from Spain) A very skilled, controlled flyer.
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Dinosaurs evolved to be much like the modern day birds. They developed wings with feathers and eventually, by evolution, they flew.
Up until recently, it was believed that NO dinosaur ever flew. Pterosaurs such as Ramphorynchus and Pteranodon are commonly referred to as 'flying dinosaurs', but they are really fur-covered relatives that evolved slightly earlier. Either way, most animals that fit under the public interpretation of 'dinosaur' didn't fly.However, those are scientifically considered 'non-avian' dinosaurs. For about as long as we've known that there were dinosaurs, we've had evidence of bird-like dinosaurs or, even stranger, dinosaur-like birds. In fact, it's rare and almost improper to say that a bird isn't a type of dinosaur. We can take this logic to say that, after the cretaceous, all but a handful of dinosaurs learned to fly. (Excepting, of course, ostriches, penguins, kiwis, and the like.)
During her life she flew across North America a few times, later South America, Africa and Asia
Flew planes.
fly / flew / flownLast week I flew to Beijing. I have flown there several times before.
On the moon , gravity is 6 times lesser than on the earth. If you threw a rock , it would flew 6 times further than it would flew on the earth.
they flew a plane about 69 times from Tim
they flew a plane about 69 times from Tim
5 operational Space Shuttles were built, Columbia, Challenger, Discovery, Atlantis and Endeavour. Challenger was destroyed in an explosion during launch and Discovery was destroyed when it disintegrated during re-entry. Neither accident was caused by the orbiter itself. They all flew mission of national or scientific interest. Columbia flew 28 missions. Challenger flew 10 missions. Discovery flew 39 missions. Atlantis flew 33 missions. Endeavour flew 25 missions.
Igor Sikorsky in 1942
The past tense of fly is flew.