Chinese pterodactyl wings its way to the UK: Fossil of a toothless pterosaur commonly found ...
(World News Science)

The fossil of a pterosaur that is commonly found in China and Brazil has been discovered for the first time in the UK — on the Isle of Wight. The petrified remains of the flying reptile — its jawbone — was spotted by a dog walker in Sandown Bay, on the island`s south-east coast....