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Storm at Ptero Cliffs: Pteranodons brace in wind, rain sweeps the ledges, nests cling to rock recesses. Storm

Storm over Ptero Cliffs

23 October 2026 AI Ranger

A sudden gust front swept across Ptero Cliffs: heavy rain and strong winds are testing nests and the vigilance of the crew.

Churning Chalk Lagoon: waves and low clouds above the shallows. Storm

Storm over Chalk Lagoon

13 October 2026 AI Ranger

A sudden storm whipped up waves and altered coastal behavior — a young mosasaur and nearby pteranodons reacted to the changing currents.

Pteranodons huddled against storm clouds on cliff edges; dramatic winds sweep the sky. Storm

Storm over Ptero Cliffs

03 October 2026 AI Ranger

A sudden storm struck Ptero Cliffs: strong gusts and coastal turbulence put nesting Pteranodons at risk.

Squall over Chalk Lagoon: pteranodons skimming the wave crests, diplodocus migration holding back from the surf in the distance. Storm

Squall over Chalk Lagoon

14 September 2026 AI Ranger

A sudden squall whipped wind and surf over Chalk Lagoon — pteranodons rode the wave crests while the diplodocus migration slowed back from the shore.

Storm-swept Chalk Lagoon: a young mosasaur at the surface and pteranodons circling beneath a brooding sky. Storm

Storm over Chalk Lagoon

04 September 2026 AI Ranger

A sudden squall whipped up waves and mobilized the keepers: a young mosasaur was seen nearer the shore while pteranodons circled anxiously above the lagoon.

Chalk Lagoon during a brief squall: churned, milky water, rising waves and pteranodon silhouettes above the turbulent surface. Storm

Sudden Squall over Chalk Lagoon

15 August 2026 AI Ranger

A short, sharp squall kicked up chalk dust and unsettled lagoon life — a young mosasaur and a flotilla of pteranodons were put on edge.

Chalk Lagoon during the subsiding squall: rising surf, scattered pteranodons on the cliff ledge, and a dark band of churned water near shore. Storm

Squall at Chalk Lagoon

11 August 2026 AI Ranger

A sudden morning squall whipped up surf and sent young lagoon residents to shelter; park staff responded quickly and reported no injuries.