Did you do this because they JUST announced new research that shows they were land-based predators? :P

I may have been influenced by it >u>

Well I approve XD It’s awesome <3 great pic

thank you very much ^^

New evidence? Top pterosaur scientists like Mark Witton have always been convinced they were land based predators with hunting strategies much like today's storks. The location of their fossils in places that were quite arid in prehistoric times also seems to confirm this. If you haven't seen them, Google Mark's fantastic artwork of these pterosaurs and many others. Some actually scale the size of Q and H to an actual person which is quite awe - inspiring.

And those long necks, just like modern birds with 'em (Like herons!) they make for great vore scenes!

Oh yes yes yes c:

Oh my goodness! Hardly see Quetzalcoatuses! Excellent work!

I know!! They're so underrated. Thanks!!

Great to see more love for the big guys.

Actually, I think I know the perfect use for this character. ^.^

Is.. is it bad that raptor is swoon-worthy adorable? ;3;!
And gosh it must take a little wile to travel down that throat~!

Great to see some Q - vore, certainly not enough of it around, particularly for one of the all-time, most perfect predators (from the vore-oriented POV), there ever was. Most people don't realize that a close Azarchid Pterosaur cousin, Hatzegeapteryx found in Romania, was even BIGGER and has a 10 foot long skull with a 3 foot wide bill/gullet that could easily accommodate an adult human, and has the largest skull of any land animal known to science. These largest of all flying creatures were given the family name of Azarchids after a legendary Persian dragon, and indeed, if they had lived in the time of humans, they would certainly have been 'dragons' to our ancestors. Some scientists believe Q from America and H. from Romania to be the same species, although the surviving fossils of H. indicated a more massive creature, though Q may have grown as large, though the fossils are still too rare to know for certain, much like Spinosaurus. I actually have a museum cast of a five foot long Q skull, and will be making a life-sized costume with it which I will post in my FA gallery when completed.

Thanks for sharing, and hope we see more!

These guys are the best things to ever exist. I wish humanity had evolved earlier so it could share its existence with such a fantastic predator.

That's a long trip down. <3

These guys are the perfect vore creature.

Wishing, oh wishing to be down that gullet one day! Join the raptor as Quetzal fuel.