Fossil formation

Fossilized balls of cells demonstrate cell-cell adhesion and differentiation, providing more evidence for complex multicellularity, one billion years ago.

Petrified candles demonstrate that plant and animals fossils require only decades —not millions of years—to turn into stone

A marine graveyard of 80 whales in Chilean desert.

Noahs Flood provides a powerful context for explaining how sea and land creatures could be found together in amber.

Answers to the question of why man-made artifacts from the pre-Flood world are not found as fossils.

The Salt Range of Punjab Pakistan has yielded some very interesting fossils—that according to evolution should not have been found!

Did octopus fossil ink really survive millions of years?

Marine shark fossils have been found with Tyrannosaurus rex fossils in the Hell Creek Formation, consistent with Noahs Flood.

Dinosaur footprint treasure trove found in Britain likely formed as the land was progressively inundated during Noahs Flood.

Fossilized dinosaur eggs are found throughout the world and their existence is difficult to explain.

A dinosaur high-definition footprint found with raindrops is an excellent example of a trace fossil showing rapid processes in action.

Opals and opalised fossils can form quickly under the right conditions.

Evidence lacking that the Alvis Delk artefact contains genuine human and dinosaur footprints so artefact has no apologetic value

Thousands of dinosaur tracks in Bolivia’s Cal Orcko cliff face are evidence of the global Flood recorded in the Bible.

The discovery of flowers of strychnine-bearing Strychnos plants in amber is ‘deadly’ to evolution.

Nodosaur fossil find another example of rapid water burial of a land-dweller.