Uploaded January 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
When we look at fossils we see things that don't make sense... unless there was a global flood. For example, marine fossils are found everywhere on earth, including the top of Mt. Everest. And it is common that fossils of land animals are found with marine fossils mixed in. And the marine fossils are interesting... for example, there are billions of clam fossils, almost all are closed. They had to be buried so deep and so quickly that they could not dig themselves out.
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When we look at fossils we see things that don't make sense... unless there was a global flood. For example, marine fossils are found everywhere on earth, including the top of Mt. Everest. And it is common that fossils of land animals are found with marine fossils mixed in. And the marine fossils are interesting... for example, there are billions of clam fossils, almost all are closed. They had to be buried so deep and so quickly that they could not dig themselves out.
For more info go to: AJ83.com/clams
To subscribe to our channel click here: youtube.com/channel/UCGSM19Qz1hgwLCZFhiPI3OQ?view_as=subscriber?sub_confirmation=1
Image credit: James St. John - commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Opalized_Cyrenopsis_fossil_bivalves_(Bulldog_Shale,_Lower_Cretaceous;_Coober_Pedy_Opal_Field,_South_Australia)_(15024694808).jpg
