Ifnyounplan on luring this iñto a trap with rare flowers careful this thing can pull you off flyers mid air if it's attacking you learned the hard way

One spawned right in top of me, and began flying close to the ground.

Like an idiot, I thought it was a Tapejara, and threw my bolo at it.

It was only when I realised it wasn't what I thought it was, and was a passive tame, that I left it behind.... It chased me all over the mountain.

Every time I thought I was free, and began looking at dinos to tame, it appears like the embodiment of winged death.

Eventually it knocked me off my Dino, into a pit of 5 hungry dire wolves, and myself and my max level iguanadon died.

Always double check your target before attacking.

Whoever said that the sky is too easy in ark, do I have to introduce you to wyverns and managarmr?

We need to see these in lost island

Easy method for passive filters build trap big enough for it lure in with rare flowers riding a pteranadon once aggression goes away tame.

Btw they attack back and they hurt

Stupidly rare or my luck is bad

Kill Tapejaras as it share its spawn with them. I killed a few Tappy then 3 of them spawn in a row. On Rag, they are found on long 25. Found two different spawn so far, near blue ob and above green ob, always on long 25.

MONSTER LOG

Tropeognathus

Behavior: Netural

The Tropeognathus is a pterosaur that is found in Crystal Isles.

I found mine in the red forest by the volcano, but they spawn near the floating islands too.

While slow, you can attach a jet booster on it’s back to soar in the sky at ever so fast rates. It takes gas as if it was honey. It can also shoot grenades via the turret on it’s back.

HOW TO TAME

You will need the following: 1 hand bola, 8 Stone pillar, 2 Stone roofs, 1 ballistic turret, 1 Chain bola, And taming food.

First, find the Trop

Second, throw the Hand bola

Third, Use the stone pillars and build a diamond shaped trap with the trop inside. Add the two roofs

Fourth, Chain bola the trop

Lastly, Feed it the taming food

Have fun taming!

-Dodo