Evidence of Global Flood Covered Up By Evolutionists

[Crispus]

Thanks. I haven't been here in a while and want to add something else. There was another find in 2009 which is evidence of a global flood. The fossilized ink sac of a squid-like creature believed to be extinct for 155 million years was found in Chippenham, Wiltshire, England. The ink sac was so well preserved that the paelontoligsts were able to extract ink and used it to paint a picture of the ancient marine creature. Reporter David Derbyshire said "The odds of finding something as delicate as a squid’s ink sac intact after so long are put at a billion to one."

The 150million-year-old squid fossil so perfectly preserved that scientists can make ink from its ink sac | Mail Online

[Crispus]

Fossilized bone marrow was found in a frog believed to be 10 million years old.
Fossil Bone "Marrow" Found - ScienceNOW

Organically preserved muscle tissue was found in a salamander fossil believed to be 18 million years old

""We noticed that there had been very little degradation since it was originally fossilised about 18 million years ago, making it the highest quality soft tissue preservation ever documented in the fossil record."
According to the University College Dublin geologists, the muscle tissue is organically preserved in three dimensions, with circulatory vessels infilled with blood."
Ancient muscle tissue extracted from 18 million year old fossil

The fossil of a scelidosaurus believed to be 195 million years old was found on the Jurassic coast in Dorset, England. In an article on telegraph.co.uk reporter Richard Savill described the condition of the fossil:

"It is so well preserved that it is possible to see its teeth, armour, and the remains of its last meal, chewed up plant matter, in its throat."
Dinosaur fossil 'most complete found in UK' - Telegraph

[Lily]

Hello Crispus. You're posts are very interesting but rather long for some to digest. Can I ask you to maybe break them up a little so other posters can absorb them please ? Many thanks.

[Pariah]

Thanks Crispus, for keeping this thread alive and with more interesting informations, serving as more of an example of how discoveries are presented in the news media in the evolution format, ignoring the obviousness of the world wide flood.