Dimorphodon

Dimorphodon is a species of small pterosaur that lived in Europe during the Early Jurassic Period between 195 and 190 million years ago. They boast a fur-like coat on their backs and have chameleon-like eyes and seemingly venomous fangs within their puffin-like beaks, although there had been no fossil evidence millions of years before the events of A Tale of Drifting Sands. Although mainly feasting upon animals smaller than themselves, they would sometimes swarm upon larger animals in groups when necessary and bite their victims by the neck. It was given its named in 1859 by renowned paleontologist, Sir Richard Owen.