How long does it take.....?
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When you are talking woolly Mammoth you are talking freezing temperatures, and probably avalanches. So burying such an animal in an avalanche takes seconds. If it is far north and the ice age where there is no melt, the only issue is bacteria and decay within the animal. Given the right humidity etc you get mumification, where everything dries out through freeze drying where the water turns to vapour without being liquid as can happen in a freezer.
Without burying in an avalanche or ice collapse, the other animals in the area would just rip the body apart, as the lack of food etc is a major problem. Thats my instant thoughts.
Without burying in an avalanche or ice collapse, the other animals in the area would just rip the body apart, as the lack of food etc is a major problem. Thats my instant thoughts.
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If, as Genesis says, "the fountains of the great deep burst fourth" -- and I believe they did -- then it wasn't just water that came gushing out, but steam, which acted like a nuclear bomb and drove portions of the Earth's crust high into the atmosphere, superheated by the explosion and supercooled by being flung into the stratosphere.
The resulting "mudfall" would have buried a giant wooly mammoth in microseconds under feet and tons of dirt. That's how whole trees stand upright under hundreds of feet of sedimentary rock, to be discovered by accident when drilling rigs go right through them in an effort to reach oil pockets. That is how reptiles are found frozen in time, their last meal still fresh in their mouths.
Evolution can't explain any of this, so its adherents dismiss such accounts as fallacies.
Let 'em tell that to God when they meet Him -- ever so briefly.
The resulting "mudfall" would have buried a giant wooly mammoth in microseconds under feet and tons of dirt. That's how whole trees stand upright under hundreds of feet of sedimentary rock, to be discovered by accident when drilling rigs go right through them in an effort to reach oil pockets. That is how reptiles are found frozen in time, their last meal still fresh in their mouths.
Evolution can't explain any of this, so its adherents dismiss such accounts as fallacies.
Let 'em tell that to God when they meet Him -- ever so briefly.
