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People across Scotland are adapting to lockdown life but few have taken such extraordinary measures as this dog walker who wore an inflatable dinosaur outfit.

The Scottish government and health officials have been very clear in their guidance during the coronavirus lockdown – limit social contact and exercise outside no more than once a day.

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But what if there was a way to hide your identity and cover your face and hands all at once? Step forward this ingenious Inverness dog walker.

Edyta Wilczek was in her car when she spotted the figure walking a dog nearby the Telford Retail Park. Her husband, Krystian Wilczek, was able to capture this extraordinary footage. Pictures: Facebook

Life finds a way

Perhaps drawing inspiration from Jeff Goldblum’s immortal ‘life finds a way’ line in Jurassic Park, this person has donned a comedy inflatable dinosaur suit to stay safe.

The Press and Journal reports that Edyta Wilczek was in her car when she spotted the figure walking a dog nearby the Telford Retail Park. Her husband, Krystian Wilczek, was able to capture this extraordinary footage.

The clip has been shared on Facebook and has since been watched more than 96,000 times with nearly 4,000 shares.

Perhaps the only question left is whether the creature is a tyrannosaurus or a stegosaurus?

Bizarre video shows dog walker in Scottish city dressed as a dinosaur during Covid-19 lockdown