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1. Marine Fossils High on Mountains​

Fossils are one of the best evidences of a global flood, especially where many fossils are found. For example, we don’t find marine creatures, such as fish, clams, and corals, buried and fossilized on the sea floor where they once lived. Instead, we find most of them buried in sedimentary rocks on the continents, even on high mountains. For that to happen, the ocean waters had to totally flood the continents. And that’s exactly what the Bible describes during the global flood.

We find ammonite fossils (squids with coiled shells) in limestone layers, high up in the Himalayas in Nepal, near the top of Mount Everest. Of course, Mount Everest wasn’t there before the flood, so the ocean waters didn’t have to rise to over 29,000 feet (8,840 m) above current sea level to cover it. Instead, the sedimentary layers now making up the Himalayas were first deposited on the continent during the flood. The layers buckled and uplifted at the end of the flood to form the towering Himalayan mountains we see today.

Similarly, we find marine fossils in most rock layers exposed in the Grand Canyon’s walls in Arizona. At over 2,950 feet (900 m) above sea level, the Redwall Limestone is one of the best examples of these rock layers. It commonly contains fossil brachiopods (clam-like organisms), corals, bryozoans (lace corals), crinoids (sea lilies), bivalves (clams), gastropods (marine snails), trilobites (horseshoe crab-like animals), cephalopods (squid-like creatures), and even fish teeth.

These marine fossils are found haphazardly preserved in this limestone bed. For example, though live crinoids have columnals (disks) stacked on top of one another to make up their stems, in the limestone these disks are mostly separated from one another. These marine creatures were catastrophically destroyed and buried in this lime sediment now high on the continent.
 

2. Massive Fossil Graveyards Around the World​

Countless billions of plant and animal fossils are found buried in extensive graveyards around the world. For example, billions of straight-shelled, chambered nautiloids of all different sizes are found fossilized with other marine creatures (crinoids, corals, brachiopods, gastropods, and bryozoans) in a 7 foot- (2 m-) thick layer within the Redwall Limestone of Grand Canyon. This fossil graveyard stretches for 180 miles (290 km) across northern Arizona and into southern Nevada, covering an area of at least 10,500 square miles (30,000 km2).

To form such a vast fossil graveyard required 24 cubic miles (100 km3) of lime sand and silt, flowing in a thick, soup-like slurry at more than 16 feet (5 m) per second (more than 11 mph [18 km/h]) to catastrophically overwhelm and bury this huge, living population of nautiloids.

How could this have happened unless the ocean waters rose and rapidly swept over the continents in the global, catastrophic flood?
In another fossil graveyard in Montceau-les-Mines, France, hundreds of thousands of marine creatures were buried with amphibians, spiders, scorpions, millipedes, insects, and reptiles.

These marine and land-dwelling creatures are found buried together on the continent. How could this have happened unless the ocean waters rose and rapidly swept over the continents in the global, catastrophic flood?
 

3. Exquisitely Preserved Fossils​

During the flood, many creatures were buried and fossilized so quickly that they were exquisitely preserved. Because many fish were buried alive, the fine details of their fins and eye sockets have been preserved. Even the compound lenses in many trilobite eyes are still available for detailed study.

Delicate species were also well preserved. Mawsonites spriggi is a fossilized jellyfish that was found in a sandstone bed covering more than 400 square miles (1,040 km2) of the South Australian outback. Thousands of these jellyfish are impeccably preserved in this sandstone bed. This is significant because soft-bodied creatures like jellyfish that wash onto a beach today melt in the sun or are destroyed by crashing waves. Based on this knowledge, the discoverer concluded that all of these fossilized, soft-bodied marine creatures were buried in less than a day.

Icthyosaurus fossil

Only a rapid burial could preserve fossils with such fine detail, like this icthyosaurus.
Some squids were fossilized with ink still in their ink sacs. And in a classic example of rapid burial, an ichthyosaur (marine reptile) about 6 feet (2 meters) long was fossilized at the moment of giving birth. One minute this huge creature had just delivered her baby, then seconds later, without time to escape, mother and baby were entombed in a catastrophic avalanche of lime mud.

Only the catastrophic global flood could rapidly bury so many large creatures in layers that are so extensive.
 

4. Sediment Spread Across Continents​

Fossils aren’t the only ubiquitous evidence that confirms the Genesis account of the global flood. Covering vast areas on every continent are sedimentary rock layers laid down by the catastrophic flood conditions. Many of these sediment layers can be traced all the way across continents and even between continents.

For example, the Cretaceous chalk beds of southern England, well known as spectacular white cliffs along the coast, can be traced west and north across England and appear again in Northern Ireland. In the opposite direction, these same chalk beds can be traced across France, the Netherlands, Germany, Poland, southern Scandinavia, and other parts of Europe to Turkey, then to Israel and Egypt and as far as Kazakhstan. Remarkably, the same chalk beds with the same fossils and the same distinctive strata (layers) above and below them are also found in the Midwest USA, from Nebraska to Texas, and from Alabama and Arkansas to Colorado. They also appear in the Perth Basin of Western Australia.

Likewise, the sedimentary rock layers exposed in the walls of the Grand Canyon are not unique to that region. For almost 60 years, geologists have recognized that these strata belong to three of the six megasequences (very thick, distinctive sequences of sedimentary rock layers) that can be traced across North America. The lowermost horizontal sedimentary layer in Grand Canyon is the Tapeats Sandstone, belonging to the Sauk Megasequence. Along with its equivalents (those layers at the same strata level and comprised of the same materials), the Tapeats Sandstone covers much of the USA and parts of Canada and Greenland. But they can also be traced across north Africa and beyond to Israel, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia.

Only the ocean waters rising to sweep across the continents in the global flood can explain these continental-scale sedimentary layers.

Recap: Evidence in the Fossils​

Fossil Graveyard

Fossil Graveyard: Fossils are often discovered in pockets where thousands of creatures were buried together. These vast graveyards required thick amounts of rapidly moving, water-transported sand, silt, and mud to bury these creatures all at once.


Fossils on Mountains

Marine Fossils on Mountains: Sea creatures are found in the oceans today, but their fossils are found on the continents, including high up in today’s mountains. The biblical account of a flood covering all the earth’s land can account for these fossils as well as the mountains.


Preserved Fossils



Exquisitely Preserved Fossils: Only a global, rapid burial explains the exquisite preservation of plants and animals. Slow burial over long periods of time would result in poorly preserved specimens.
 

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