My Own Version of Plesiosaurs And Pterosaurs for My Pangeum Worldbuilding Project

Pangeum has plethora of ancient and recent animals coexisting on its biosphere. The Aquasaurops and Pteroarkhons are the two of them. In our world Aquasaurops would be classified as Plesiosaurs while Pteroarkhons were the Pterosaurs. Some of these Pteroarkhon, adapted to piscivory so well that their body turned into the form of Aquasaurops, referred as the Scylla.
About Pangeum:
Pangeum is a fantasy worldbuilding project adapted from mythologies and speculative evolution of mythical creatures, such as dragons, charybdis, medusa, and also my original creation. Told with storytelling style of first person point of view and my commentary on the lore and inspiration of how and why I expand certain story or creature.

[@yamatanoorochi6203]

What I want to know is how Pterosaurs survive without a problem when there are also Dragons in the equation.

[@EtherealEchoesofPangeum]

Simply, different ecological niches. The dragons are not as efficient as the pterosaurs in terms of flight. The dragons could be the predator of the pterosaurs. Like how small birds exist while there are also birds of prey.

[@viniciuspaiva3578]

I believe the Scylla could be some sort of resulting chimera coming from a Plesiosaur and a Pterosaur, which could also justify the two heads

[@EtherealEchoesofPangeum]

In my world, chimaera would be impossible due to the biological barriers of interspecies breeding. The two heads was caused by polycephaly, and then preferred by natural selection, therefore keep on existing amongst the population. If there was a chimaera, they would've been coming from another dimension.

[@magnolia1253]

I really like that you're doing a lecture over a speedpaint. I don't mind flipping and zooming. Mainly because I will listen to this in the background and only glance up occasionally to see the progress. Please continue to do this!

[@irexzilla2392]

Very funny that for the past few years I have been making my own world building project that includes both prehistoric and mythological creatures.

[@gabrielalejandrodoldan4722]

esta bastante piola la verdad

[@MySerpentine]

Scylla's story is of course *yet another* tragedy caused by a godly love triangle.