Blue-Crested Ocean Nightcrawler

The Blue-Crested Ocean Nightcrawler was a night-dwelling sea pterosaur featured in the seventh episode of The Fictional Animal Channel.

Facts
The Blue-Crested Ocean Nightcrawler was a small, long-tailed pterosaur. It had needle-like teeth for catching fish. They were very capable fliers, with a wingspan up to 2 meters wide.

The Ocean Nightcrawler fed mostly on fish, insects, and their larvae. This modest-sized pterosaur was fairly a widespread animal which, as its name suggests, dwells on the coasts of beaches at nighttime.

As a species of sea-dwelling pterosaurs, they evolved two unique ways of catching fish. Their first method of catching fish was dip-feeding, skinning their bill into the water when they see fish, and catching them. The second method is it could dive into the water and catch fish, like how average sea birds do. The teeth of these flying reptiles may have looked bizarre, but they were ideal for snatching slippery fish in the water. However, swallowing their catch was a different matter.

The role of these pterosaurs was probably like birds who live on sea coasts: to clean the beach of carcasses of dead animals.

Ocean Mysteries
In the episode Ocean Mysteries, at night, a colony of Ocean Nightcrawlers were catching small fish for dinner and they even ate grubs that are in trees. Some of them were even swimming in the water like how ducks do it. During their time, mating season came, and the male Nightcrawlers started to call for upcoming females, and the colony started to mate. However, a male Four-Lined Catwhale jumps out of the water trying to catch a Nightcrawler during their mating but then impaled one female and swam away with the impaled Nightcrawler.