Very little is known about pterosaur reproduction. A single pterosaur egg has been found in the quarries of Liaoning, the same place that yielded the famous 'feathered' dinosaurs. The egg was squashed flat with no signs of cracking, so evidently the eggs had leathery shells. The embryo's wing membranes were well developed, suggesting pterosaurs were ready to fly soon after birth. This is corroborated by very young animals found in the Solnhofen limestone beds, where they presumably flew to the middle of a lagoon, fell in and drowned.[citation needed] It is not known whether pterosaurs practised parental care, but their comparatively early flight capabilities suggest the young were not completely dependent on parents as most birds are. The Hostas have existed for about a year, sorta, and lately they've started actually accomplishing the original task that they set out to do; bake the best damn cinnamon rolls in town. TAKE THAT MARY's BREAD BASKET! HELL!
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