#ptourn1h

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"Although clearly based on outdated reconstructions of Pterodactylus, this creature has a face only a mother could love. Martin Aitchison's illustrations render these creatures grotesque but with an undeniable charm, as they steal food from the explorers like a giant leathery seagull, defend their nests from egg thieves, or terrify the Edwardian aristocracy." "https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhlSTaNAFJtr3m_dFv377tZhByQPu-SpfB7zqv9MvV5Wnb2kNHzB1ebC18ZTSHotDc9vVsHJiW90BtIcu_e578pYEV09u9TL1RiWJHGaorAKIq9U8j7cmEnF-ZgDUuAanBTghxKT5-6_EM/s1600/Outofhiswits.jpg"

"Krark is a Salamander class zoid, a biomechanical lifeform from the planet Zoidstar, who featured prominently in the UK Zoids comics (written by Grant Morrison, no less!). Unlike the other red zoids, he idealistically believes that the blue zoids and red mutants should put aside their conflict and join forces. Less idealistically, this is so they can conquer the galaxy under his command! A giant mechanical pterosaur, charismatic and practical, he was powerful enough to defeat the red zoid leader Redhorn (maybe with a little help from Zoidzilla, of course…), but often frustrated that the simple red and blue zoids could not appreciate his grand vision. Also, seriously, how is this not one of the coolest thing you have seen in your life?!"

"Basically not only the species' best appearance in ANY form of media, but also probably one of the best fictional pterosaurs in recent memory. The world can always do well with giant, baby-eating giraffe-storks"

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