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seaweed
shrimp
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Pterodaustro used its thin teeth to filter tiny animals like brine shrimp out of the water.
Pterodaustro guinazui
About 100 million years ago, a flying reptile called Pterodaustro guinazui soared above the coast of what is now Argentina. With its 8-foot wingspan, Pterodaustro was nearly the size of a condor. But when it came to feeding, this pterosaur was probably more like a flamingo than a bird of prey. Pterodaustro probably waded near the shore and scooped up water and strained it for food through fine, bristle-like teeth.