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11K views · 21K reactions | A comparison between Hatzegopteryx and a modern Giraffe highlights the immense size of this pterosaur. It was one of the largest pterosaurs ever discovered and may have slightly exceeded the more famous Quetzalcoatlus in overall build. A single strike from its massive beak could have been enough to deter even the largest terrestrial predators of its time. #Hatzegopteryx #Pterosaurs | Primeval Planet | Facebook

Cosmic Byte on Instagram: "A scale comparison of Earth, the Sun, the red supergiant Stephenson 2-18, and the supermassive black hole TON 618 illustrates the vast differences in size and cosmic scale within the universe. Earth is a terrestrial planet with a diameter of about 12,742 km and serves as a reference for human scale. The Sun is a G-type main-sequence star with a diameter of roughly 1.39 million km and contains over 99.8% of the mass of the solar system. Stephenson 2-18 is among the larg