Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The continental breakup ~4,250 BCE, ~100 years post-flood, initiated by the Burckle Crater impact, amplified by centrifugal force, fragmented a supercontinent via CPT. India’s extreme movement pushed Eurasia into the Arctic, and the Americas’ separation shoved them northward, causing tsunamis. Glacial striations mark Gondwana’s breakup. Sediment layers with fossils support rapid tectonics. East-west animal separation isolated prehensile-tailed monkeys (Americas, agile) vs. non-prehensile-tailed monkeys (Africa), American crocodiles (Central America, Everglades), alligators, caimans (introduced in Florida), greater grisons, otters, possums, snakes, leopards, tapirs, camels, and others. Frozen Arctic animals (mammoths, mastodons, lions, bears, wolves, crocodiles, etc.) were preserved by tsunamis. Babel dispersed tribes with Y-DNA haplogroups, defined by shared (e.g., M168) and unique SNPs (e.g., C: M130). Humans, busy at Babel, didn't spread pre-breakup, unlike animals. This vivid picture, grounded in Genesis and ~5,000-year records, clarifies monkey dispersal and crocodile distributions, rejecting deep-time assumptions.
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The continental breakup ~4,250 BCE, ~100 years post-flood, initiated by the Burckle Crater impact, amplified by centrifugal force, fragmented a supercontinent via CPT. India’s extreme movement pushed Eurasia into the Arctic, and the Americas’ separation shoved them northward, causing tsunamis. Glacial striations mark Gondwana’s breakup. Sediment layers with fossils support rapid tectonics. East-west animal separation isolated prehensile-tailed monkeys (Americas, agile) vs. non-prehensile-tailed monkeys (Africa), American crocodiles (Central America, Everglades), alligators, caimans (introduced in Florida), greater grisons, otters, possums, snakes, leopards, tapirs, camels, and others. Frozen Arctic animals (mammoths, mastodons, lions, bears, wolves, crocodiles, etc.) were preserved by tsunamis. Babel dispersed tribes with Y-DNA haplogroups, defined by shared (e.g., M168) and unique SNPs (e.g., C: M130). Humans, busy at Babel, didn't spread pre-breakup, unlike animals. This vivid picture, grounded in Genesis and ~5,000-year records, clarifies monkey dispersal and crocodile distributions, rejecting deep-time assumptions.
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