Chomp chomp
Look: With a mouth full of teeth, this Pterosaur ate like a whale
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Pterosaurs are well known for their colossal wingspans and decorative head crests.
But rarely do they boast impressive mouthfuls of pearly whites.
A newly-discovered pterosaur species had at least 480 teeth in its long, spatula-shaped beak.
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