A dimorphodon is rarely found alone. Usually they live in small groups of 18 to potentially 30 members. Found usually living in coastal forests, dimorphodons usually spend their time foraging for small vertebrates and large insects to feed on. With jaws able to snap shut quickly but lacking the proper dentition to cause any real damage to people. Thanks to these traits, dimorphodon are relatively harmless to most humanoids.
Dimorphodons are species of early pterosaur that commonly
clamber amongst trees, gliding between branches for
short distances on clumsy wings. Poor flyers they make it for it in their arboreal skills. Only able to have the same flying skills of fowl like pheasants.