![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() I've noticed the more clever tribespeople using chain bolas to capture them while airborne. While not the fastest flyer on the Isles, when combined with its remarkable stamina, this makes Tropeognathus well suited for long distance flight.īecause it’s on the wing so much, Tropeognathus is best snared by those riding another flier. These large wings are not only ideal for catching air currents over its ocean hunting grounds, but they also let Tropeognathus draft off of other flying creatures by flying behind them. Up close, Tropeognathus mesembrinus is easily recognized by the keeled crests on its snout, but with wingspans of up to twenty-seven feet, you’re sure to spot it before then. ![]()
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