Described as the "discovery of the century", a pterodactyl fossil discovered on the Isle of Skye which dates back more than 170 million years is now on display at the National Museum of Scotland.
Hailed as the best-preserved skeleton of a pterosaur – a huge flying reptile – it's thought to also be the largest ever fossil of the creature discovered from the Jurassic period.
It was discovered during a National Geographic Society-funded excavation on the Isle of Skye in 2017 and has now been added to the museum's permanent collection.
