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- 0:00This video is about how ancient fossilized trackways prove
- 0:05Noah's flood to be true. You see, fossil footprints are a
- 0:09common thing when we look at the rock layers.
- 0:12However, there are major discrepancies in these tracks,
- 0:16which can help us easily falsify evolution and help us prove the
- 0:20biblical flood occurred. Trackways consistently appear in
- 0:25rock layers below the remains and teeth and shells and
- 0:29skeletons of the animals that made them.
- 0:32If you think that the earth is billions of years old, then
- 0:35layers of rock are supposed to be representing millions of
- 0:39years of history. How is it possible then, that so
- 0:43many footprints could appear millions of years before any
- 0:48physical evidence of the hard parts of the exact same creature
- 0:51that made them? If there are footprints, there
- 0:54has to be a creature that's obvious, But where are their
- 0:58fossils? They're not there.
- 1:01How could millions of years pass with millions of creatures dying
- 1:06and none of them leaving a trace of their existence behind
- 1:09besides their footprints? Here is that solution.
- 1:13The global flood easily accounts for them finding trackways below
- 1:16body fossils, because those creatures that made their
- 1:20trackways either fled to higher ground to survive or were lifted
- 1:24up and carried higher, their bones and teeth and shells
- 1:28eventually being buried by the rising floodwater.
- 1:32As a result, their body fossils would be found consistently
- 1:36higher than their trackways, and this is exactly what we see.
- 1:40We see the less mobile aquatic life buried by rising mud and
- 1:44sediments brought in by the tsunamis, with larger and mobile
- 1:48creatures at the top, not because they evolved that way.
- 1:52And this pattern we see everywhere worldwide.
- 1:56It's a pattern found in trilobites, amphibians and
- 1:59dinosaurs alike. Even according to the older
- 2:02paradigm, tracks are being found millions of years before body
- 2:06fossils and are just considered a curiosity.
- 2:10Modern day bear and horse tracks in 300 million year old basement
- 2:15rock have been discovered. How many years are we talking
- 2:18about on average for these things?
- 2:2110 million years for trilobite tracks and trilobite fossils.
- 2:2535,000,000 years between amphibian tracks and amphibian
- 2:29fossils. 10 million years between dinosaur tracks and
- 2:33dinosaur fossils. 245,000,000 years between horse tracks and
- 2:40the first horse fossils, and 270 million years between the first
- 2:47bear tracks and the first bear fossils.
- 2:50That is more than a curious pattern to ignore.
- 2:54Ask yourself, how is it possible that in all of these millions of
- 2:59years, thousands upon thousands of bones and teeth and shells
- 3:04didn't fossilize? After all, footprints in wet mud
- 3:08are much easier to get rid of than the hard parts themselves,
- 3:13and if you look at the fossil record as a whole, there are
- 3:16tons more bones and teeth and shells than there are
- 3:19footprints. This is strong supporting
- 3:22evidence for the global flood, and nothing about it makes any
- 3:26evolutionary sense in their model.
- 3:28The pattern makes perfect sense from the perspective of a
- 3:32worldwide marine catastrophe, and it's a great example of how
- 3:36the data in the fossil record actually makes more sense when
- 3:40interpreted from the history recorded in Genesis.
- 3:44Here are more controversial tracks in slabs of a sandstone
- 3:48located at the Dinosaur Museum in Texas.
- 3:52There are layers of rock in the Grand Canyon area known as the
- 3:55Coconino Sandstone. Lots of amphibian tracks have
- 3:59been discovered over the years that are all visible.
- 4:02Track showing that the creature was climbing up a sand dune and
- 4:06the track showing them trying to move in One Direction only.
- 4:10But the angle and the shape of these amphibian tracks was a bit
- 4:13curious. It appeared that the feet were
- 4:16pointed in One Direction while the angle they were walking in a
- 4:19significantly different direction.
- 4:22It was as if they were being pushed or pulled in a different
- 4:26direction than they were actually wanting to go.
- 4:29These tracks had been used to argue that the Coconino
- 4:32Sandstone was evidence of an enormous desert with lots of
- 4:36dunes and small amphibious climbing creatures.
- 4:39And as many scientists have observed, if you have a huge
- 4:42desert in the middle of the Grand Canyon, it's certainly
- 4:45wouldn't have been subject to a global flood.
- 4:49Paleontologist Doctor Leonard Brandt did extensive laboratory
- 4:53research with living amphibians and reptiles to see what they
- 4:56did in different settings. He observed what kind of tracks
- 5:00they made in dry sand. Then he observed the type of
- 5:03tracks they made in water while walking on wet sand.
- 5:07He even added current to the water to see what would happen
- 5:10if they were pushed in a direction opposed to the way
- 5:12that they were going. The results were fascinating.
- 5:16He reported that the experimental trackways which
- 5:19best match those found in the Coconino Sandstone were the ones
- 5:23made underwater while struggling against a current.
- 5:27It is the best explanation for these curious trackways, and it
- 5:31fits the biblical model to AT another piece of evidence, we
- 5:38have what was called a dinosaur Stampede of fossil footprints in
- 5:42Australia, presumed to have been made on land.
- 5:46The tracks were recently reinterpreted to have been made
- 5:49in water, with many of the tracks being made by swimming
- 5:54dinosaurs. The report came out in the
- 5:56January 8th Journal of Vertebrae Paleontology, documenting a
- 6:01fossil site in WA where many of the tracks are nothing more than
- 6:06scratch marks from what was obviously a dinosaur being
- 6:10buoyed up by the water, clawing at the dirt as it swam along.
- 6:15This is one of many tracks found there and around the world, but
- 6:20all dinosaur tracks have water somewhat involved.
- 6:23Every single one of the dinosaur track sites were made in what
- 6:26best can be described as tidal flats.
- 6:31Jenny McGuire and Deborah Mickelson of Colorado University
- 6:35of Boulder presented a paper at the 2005 GSA documenting what
- 6:40appeared to be a trail of dinosaur tracks from a dinosaur
- 6:44walking and getting buoyed up by the water more and more, losing
- 6:49contact with the sea floor. However, the drawing that they
- 6:53depicted is not the reality of what happened whatsoever.
- 6:57This is more evolutionist storytelling and blatant lies to
- 7:01your face. The fossil footprints are in the
- 7:04middle of a series of rock layers.
- 7:08According to Stino's statographic principles laid out
- 7:11in the 1600s and still adhered to today, it would be assumed
- 7:16that those layers were laid down horizontally.
- 7:20This wasn't some seashore. The principles of initial
- 7:25horizontality, strata either perpendicular to the horizon or
- 7:30inclined to the horizon were a one time parallel to the
- 7:34horizon, and nobody disagrees with this.
- 7:38Therefore, these tracks were not made by some dinosaur walking
- 7:43into the sea, but rather the dinosaur was on flat ground in
- 7:48what is called a tidal flat, and as the dinosaur was happily
- 7:53walking along, the water came in and buoyed up the dinosaur until
- 8:00it lost contact with the ground. This is powerful evidence that
- 8:05Noah's Flood was true, not some dinosaur as they portray walking
- 8:10into the sea, especially in light of the fact that other
- 8:15dinosaur tracks were found in that area that were not
- 8:18swimming, meaning they outran the flood waters in that area as
- 8:23where this one did not. Doctor Kurt Wise was studying
- 8:27fossils in Death Valley, one of the few places on Earth where
- 8:31the Cambrian deposits are visible.
- 8:33He was looking for trilobites in just one of the lower areas, and
- 8:38so he got down on his hands and knees to investigate, but he
- 8:41found only a handful of animal Burrows or pipes.
- 8:46These are made by organisms that once burrowed into the ocean
- 8:49floor. He noticed that the trilobite
- 8:53trackways moved higher and higher through rock layers.
- 8:57However, he found more curious Burrows eventually by the
- 9:00thousands. Further up, instead of finding
- 9:03Burrows, he found complete tracks of the critter scurrying
- 9:07across the sediment. At first he found only a handful
- 9:10of these tracks, but he found much more the higher he went.
- 9:15Suddenly, out of nowhere, he came across a mass graveyard of
- 9:18billions of trilobite shells. It was incredible, Kurt
- 9:22explained, that scientists have found the same sequence all over
- 9:26the world Burrows in one layer, trackways in layers above, and
- 9:31then the actual body of the fossil in the layer above the
- 9:35two. It's a curious pattern that is
- 9:37puzzling to anyone who thinks that the Earth is very old.
- 9:41Kurt provides a simple explanation by saying as layer
- 9:45upon layer of mud swept over the trilobites, they struggled to
- 9:49dig out of their new tomb. As they ran across layer, they
- 9:52had just covered them and made new tracks.
- 9:55But as each consecutive layer piled on top of them, they
- 9:58eventually collapsed in exhaustion and died by the
- 10:01billions. Kurt's research is an excellent
- 10:05example of how creation science can look at the data that has
- 10:08been reported and provided worldwide and give a better
- 10:11explanation than the rescuing devices that evolutionists give.
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