The UnXplained: Pterodactyl Creature Spotted in 1800s Arizona (Season 4)

A large bird-like creature is rumored to have been spotted in the 1800s in Tombstone, Arizona. See more in this scene from Season 4, Episode 20, "The Weird Wild West."

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