Old world dragons...

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Caulkicephalus trimicrodon, an ornithocheirid pterosaur from the Early Cretaceous (~130 mya) of the Isle of Wight, carrying around a flapling in a similar manner to modern crocodiles.

We still know very little about the life cycle and reproduction of pterosaurs. The few known fossilized eggs had leathery shells, and may have been left buried in sand or vegetation. Baby pterosaurs ("flaplings") seem to have been superprecocial, highly developed and possibly even capable of flight very soon after hatching.