Sure.
One example would be polystrate fossils, such as tree trunks, which extend through more than one geological stratum and these are found worldwide. Here are a couple of pictures:
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Another example would be these types of rock strata formations which are found worldwide where such bending was caused in such a swirling type fashion as flood waters and sediments were settling:
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Stuff like that.
Of course, again, global flood deniers will attribute such worldwide phenomena to separate localized floods which when viewed together only give the appearance of a single global flood.
One example would be polystrate fossils, such as tree trunks, which extend through more than one geological stratum and these are found worldwide. Here are a couple of pictures:
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Another example would be these types of rock strata formations which are found worldwide where such bending was caused in such a swirling type fashion as flood waters and sediments were settling:
View attachment 122583
Stuff like that.
Of course, again, global flood deniers will attribute such worldwide phenomena to separate localized floods which when viewed together only give the appearance of a single global flood.
"According to scientists, polystrate fossils are fossils which were buried in a geologically short time span either by one large depositional event or by several smaller ones. Geologists see no need to invoke a global flood to explain upright fossils. This position of geologists is supported by numerous documented examples, a few of which are discussed in the below paragraphs, of buried upright tree trunks that have been observed buried in the Holocene volcanic deposits of Mount St. Helens, Skamania County, Washington, and Mount Pinatubo, Philippines; the deltaic and fluvial sediments of the Mississippi River Delta; and in glacial deposits within the midwestern United States. These buried upright trees demonstrate that conventional geologic processes are capable of burying and preserving trees in an upright position such that in time, they will become fossilized.[2][22]"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polystrate_fossil