How could the Flood have been responsible for the formation of fossils?

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Amila Isura · Answer 1 · 2024-03-29T11:25:19+0000

Answer: Because a flood is much stronger than it looks and it can push heavy stuff

Explanation: For example, if an animal lived in a burrow and a flood came and the flood pushed a bunch of stuff like mud rock and other matirials into the burrow and it isolates the animal and suffocates it until it dies and then a long time after it would be dug up and if it died long enough ago than it would be classified as a fossil.

Malvim · Answer 2 · 2024-04-02T13:56:32+0000

The Flood could have been responsible for the formation of fossils by burying dead organisms quickly in sediment, which over time became rock and preserved the remains of the organisms.

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