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Pteranadon
Large flying reptile with bat-like wings
Wing span over 26 feet
Claws on wings
Long crested head for balance - no teeth just a horny beak.
This flying reptile would have been created on the on the 5th day of Creation along with the birds and the fish.
Tyrannosaurus Rex Skull - Rex "King" of the tyrant lizards, over 4 foot long- skull large teeth with serrated edge. Body about 50 feet long and 20 feet tall, ( the height of a electric pole) and 9 tons in weight.
Possibly the Fire Breathing Dragons are more than just fairy tales????
The Megaraptor had a sickle shaped claw that could be 14 inches long!
This is one depiction of the Ark . The Bible tells us that the Ark was very large . It would have been about 450 feet long 75 feet wide and 45 feet high. One interesting thing about Noah's ark is its construction was on a 1:6 ratio. Naval architecture reveals that this is the most stable ratio for an ocean-going vessel. It could have easily survived even big ocean waves and would be next to impossible to capsize.
T-Rex Leg bone
St Croix Creation Center - St. Croix Falls, WI
Pachycephalosaurus, using their 9 inch thick skull to ram each other!
The Hell Creek Formation in North Dakota yielded one of the more spectacular finds of the 20th century. In 1999, a mummified hadrosaur was found with ligaments, tendons, complete skin, and maybe internal organs. More evidence that they are NOT millions of years old!
CATASTROPHE - REASONS FOR THE FLOOD
Genesis chapter 6 gives four reasons why God sent the Flood:
'The wickedness of man was great in the earth' (v. 5).
'Every imagination of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually' (v. 5).
'The earth was filled with violence' (v. 11).
'The earth...was corrupt; for all flesh had corrupted his way upon the earth' (v. 12). (All the people on earth had corrupted their way.)
This is how we got the fossil record!
The Metoposaur Butteneria (giant Salamander) would have been 8 feet long, with a flat head containing 100 plus - sharp teeth used to catch fish.
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