![Pterosaurs may have feathers](https://scienceinfo.net/img/no-image.png)
Flying lizards, living during the dinosaurs, were the first vertebrate to fly. However, since there are currently no flying lizards, the majority of information about them is
![Evidence of ancient sharks non-body grabbing the lizard's neck](https://scienceinfo.net/img/no-image.png)
The fossil tooth is a remnant of an intense aerial attack between a double-spotted shark and lizard.
![6 scientific terms ensure you are still misused in everyday life](https://scienceinfo.net/img/no-image.png)
If you talk to a scientist, sometimes two people may not understand each other. Part of the reason comes from a lot of scientific terms, when used in common language has a very
![Why can the 'giraffe dinosaur' fly?](https://scienceinfo.net/img/no-image.png)
Scientists have identified the reason why a large dinosaur-sized giraffe is capable of flying across the ocean.
![Discover a flying animal that dominates the primitive sky](https://scienceinfo.net/img/no-image.png)
According to media reports, the animal has a sagging lower jaw, indicating that their mouths have pockets like pelicans, perhaps to catch fish and small reptiles.
![Hundreds of 120 million year-old lizard eggs found in China](https://scienceinfo.net/img/no-image.png)
Scientists found 215 fossil eggs from the Hamipterus tianshanensis in the Xinjiang autonomous region, China, and Guardian yesterday reported.
![Big monsters with an airplane dominate the ancient sky](https://scienceinfo.net/img/no-image.png)
Scientists at Tokyo University, Japan discovered fossils of an ancient predator flying in the Gobi desert, Mongolia.
![Discover new flying lizards in Patagonia](https://scienceinfo.net/img/no-image.png)
Scientists have just announced the discovery of a new lizard species in Tatagonia, South America.
![The world was once dominated by a toothless giant](https://scienceinfo.net/img/no-image.png)
Flying lizards with giant wingspan once ruled the sky 60 million years ago and played an important role in the late Cretaceous ecosystem.
![Discover more new flying lizards](https://scienceinfo.net/img/no-image.png)
Scientists have recently discovered the bones of nearly 50 winged reptiles of a new species, Caiuajara dobruskii, which lived during the Cretaceous period in Southern Brazil.