The bones
remember flight
A single mounted skeleton, lit and turned through five vantages. Scroll to rotate the specimen — the page moves the animal, not the other way around.
The profile
Seen broadside, the wingspan reads end to end. The fourth finger alone carries the entire membrane — one elongated digit doing the work of a whole limb.
That crest
Rotated to the head, the backswept crest dominates the skull. Lightly built and hollow, it likely steered display and balance more than force.
From above
The overhead pass flattens the bird-like ribcage and shows how the shoulder girdle anchors the wings — a frame engineered almost entirely for lift.
The full turn
The closing angle brings every element together — crest, wing, and keel in one frame. Eighty million years held still, and made to turn at the pace of a scroll.
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