Remains of the world’s biggest flying reptile from the Jurassic-era were unearthed on the Isle of Skye.
A fossilised skeleton of the winged creature is said to be in an ‘almost pristine condition’ - despite the pterodactyl dating back around 170 million years.
The creature, which is said to have had a wingspan of 2.5 metres and been the size of an albatross, has been given the Gaelic name Dearc sgiathanach, which translates as ‘winged reptile’.
