What type of prey did the Pterodactyl consume?

Pterodactyls, specifically the Pterodactylus genus, primarily consumed small fish, marine invertebrates, and possibly small terrestrial animals. Their long beaks and tooth structures suggest they were adapted for catching slippery prey in the water. Additionally, some species may have also scavenged or fed on larger insects. Overall, their diet varied depending on the specific species and their habitat.