A 139 million-year-old fossil of a 13ft-long pregnant ichthyosaur has been unearthed from a melting glacier in Chile with several babies in her belly.
Given the nickname 'Fiona', the fossilised remains are Chile's first complete ichthyosaur which contained several embryos.
The 4-metre long creature was initially discovered in 2009 by Magellanic palaeontologist and researcher at the GAIA Antarctic Research Centre, UMAG, Dr Judith Pardo-Pérez.