This pterosaur used its teeth to form a cage to trap fish.

The only known specimen of Radiodactylus was found on the grounds of a nuclear power plant and named for radioactivity.

Paleontologists once thought Archaeoistiodactylus was the earliest known short-tailed pterosaur, but they now think it is a closer relative of the transitional wukongopterids.

The first pterosaur found in the Yixian Formation is known from two headless skeletons.

Puntanipterus has a distinctive ankle that may or may not also be found in Pterodaustro, known from slightly younger rocks from the same area.

Long considered a small and early species of pteranodontid, this English pterosaur may be kin to the giant azhdarchids.

Found in the vicinity of Fort Worth, Texas, USA, Uktenadactylus was a large fishing pterosaur.

The only specimen of this large Jurassic pterosaur was found with a skeleton of Stegosaurus.

Morocco’s first named pterosaur has family ties to England and Texas.