The pteranodon lived during the Late Cretaceous period (125 - 66 mya) and were known as the "toothless wing" in Greek. Their wings were more like those of bats than birds. This allowed them to fold up their wings and walk on all fours when on land and then rocket into the sky to escape a predator.
They had a 20 - 23 foot wingspan which is half the size of a semi truck. They used their long jaws to snatch fish by either diving into the water or skimming along the water surface.
Pteranodon at the Akron Zoo
The pteranodon can be found inside the Barnhardt Family Welcome Center.