Dinosaur cave paintings found

[Scott Downey]

Then along came mount St. Helens and blew that whole hypothesis out the window.

then along came testing by both evolutionary thinking scientists and YEC scientists and blew that old theory out the door!

No actually they were collected, separated and tested for contamination by expert paleontologists. they made sure that critics could not throw that argument out. Especially as the critics did not take the samples physically and test for contaminents.

But pray tell us, how would collagen from a neareer animal contaminate a fossil bone which is simply a rock image of the original.

also how could T-rex be found to have nonfossil tissue still after 65 my.

Watched video on this with paleontologist that said when they broke open some of these supposedly super old bones, they could smell rot.

 

[dev553344]

Watched video on this with paleontologist that said when they broke open some of these supposedly super old bones, they could smell rot.

"In the March 25, 2005, issue of Science , paleontologist Mary Schweitzer and her co-authors reported the discovery of intact blood vessels and other soft tissues in demineralized bone from a 65- million-year–old specimen of Tyrannosaurus rex housed at the Museum of the Rockies (MOR)." Non-Mineralized Tissues in Fossil T rex | National Center for Science Education

 

[Ronald Nolette]

Watched video on this with paleontologist that said when they broke open some of these supposedly super old bones, they could smell rot.

Yeah fossilized bones do not take millions of years to fossilize.

It also takes very special and unique conditions to make a fossil. It takes rapid death, quick burial in a silicate aqueous slurry and then impaction so the sand can remove the soft deayable parts and replace them with the silicate.

 

[Scott Downey]

Personally, I am glad they are not around.

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