Earlier this week Everything Dinosaur posted up on the company’s YouTube channel a Schleich Quetzalcoatlus video short. This brief video (it is under forty-five seconds long), demonstrates how the jointed wings of this pterosaur model work.

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What are YouTube Video Shorts?

Shorts, or YouTube Shorts are easy to make and provide a quick way to engage your audience using video. They can be recorded straight from a smartphone if required. The video is less than sixty seconds in length and has a vertical format. They are great for getting across simple messages in an entertaining way.

The Schleich Quetzalcoatlus Video Short

In the Schleich Quetzalcoatlus video short, the figure is shown in a flying pose. It is quickly converted into a pterosaur resting pose. This is a novel design, and we congratulate the development team at Schleich for their innovative approach to flying reptile models.

A spokesperson from Everything Dinosaur commented:

“We have lost track of the number of Quetzalcoatlus figures that Schleich have developed. We think that a Quetzalcoatlus pterosaur has been in production at the company in one form or other for more than fifteen years. The new for 2023 figure is the first Schleich Quetzalcoatlus to have jointed wings.”

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