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Lasers, Waffle Fries and the Secrets in Pterosaurs’ Tails

February 14, 2025

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Scientists identified new structures in the tail vanes of the prehistoric flying reptiles.

Elizabeth Landau | NYTimes Science | Disclosure

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Lasers, Waffle Fries and the Secrets in Pterosaurs’ Tails

Scientists identified new structures in the tail vanes of the prehistoric flying reptiles.

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