Next on our "Pokémon GO" guide, we continue filling up our Pokédex. Here are some rare Pokémon you probably don't have yet.

How To Catch Aerodactyl and Kabutops

The Pokémon from the age of dinosaurs, Aerodactyl, is arguably one of the rarest Pokémon in the game right now. The prehistoric flying Pokémon has one of the highest base attack among rock-type monsters in the game, and is a good addition to your team.

On the other hand, Fossil Pokémon Kabutops, another rock-type monster, boasts a higher base defense among other rock-types.

According to Rankedboost, Rock Pokémon can be commonly found in areas which have rocks such as quarries and farmlands. Sightings have also been reported around hiking trails, nature reserves and parking lots.

If you have no luck catching a Kabutops in the wild, then evolving a Kabuto is your next choice. Kabuto is also a rock Pokémon and can be caught around the same areas. It can also be hatched from a 10KM egg.

Aerodactyl does not have any evolution stages, but one can also be obtained from 10km eggs.

How To Catch Snorlax

We have previously covered how to catch the famous Normal-type Pokémon Snorlax. Here's where you can find it: (SEE ALSO: 'Pokémon GO': How To Catch Snorlax And Gyarados)

How To Catch Pinsir

Pinsir is a bug-type Pokémon you might also want to get your hands on. The beetle-like Pokémon boasts a high base defense and decent attack power, a rarity among bug-types.

Most bug-type Pokémon spawn in the same areas as grass Pokémon, and are usually found in parks, golf courses, open fields and farmlands.

If luck again is not on your side and you can't find a Pinsir anywhere, then the bug Pokémon can also be hatched from a 10km egg.

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