Cretaceous Creature Was an Airhead

Fossils found on the Isle of Wight in the United Kingdom, are from a newly named dinosaur. The 115 million-year-old fossils were hollow, so paleontologists named it Vectaerovenator nopinatus, which means unexpected air-filled hunter from the Isle of Wight. The creature was 13 feet long, with delicate bones like modern-day birds.