Archaeopteryx lithographica

Biology
Archaeopteryx lithographica(Ancient Wing) is the Carnivorous Species of Bird, Which was Meaning of Oldest Known Bird. Their First Fossil was Found in Solnhofen in Germany, Europe in Mid-19th Century. Their Name was Given by Hermann von Meyer. These Creatures were About 30 Centimeters long, 300~500 Grams and 30 Centimeters tall while They have 50 Centimeters Wingspan. They Lived in Southern Germany on Late Jurassic Period About 150 Millions Years Ago.

History
In the Zoo Aviary, The Group Used to Have 40 Male and 60 Female Archaeopteyx, However There was A Great Animal Trade, So The 25~30 Herd of Tsintaosaurus and 15 Male Archaeopteryx and 25 Female Archaeopteryx and Even Couple of Paraceratherium(1 Male, 1 Female) were Sent to Another Zoo and The Group Got 14(7 Male, 7 Female) Pachycephalosauruses and A Couple of Andrewsarchus(1 Male, 1 Female).