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![]() Our FOSSIL FISH COLLECTION will show you some of the spectacular specimens we have been able to gather as John Mackay and team have searched the globe, digging, swapping and buying, as they collected the best evidence possible of God’s genius as Creator and His power as Judge. DR ANDY McINTOSH, UK Professor Leeds University stated, when he saw some of our display fossils at our conference: “These are world class. I haven’t seen many things like this, even in top museums”.
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![]() Obviously I’m a fish, and my little friend beside me is a pine plant frond. But how did we both get here in this black rock? The frond is lying on its side and I’m not. I obviously didn’t die and float to the surface like in a fish tank. You may have noticed dead fish float usually upside down or sideways, then they blow up and sink. I didn’t blow up, and my guts are still intact. But my plant friend is lying on its side, yet I’m flattened. I’ve obviously been buried alive before I could swim another smidgen. Since pine trees don’t grow with fish, the plant’s been washed into place, and the current has been coming from right top to left bottom. See how the plant is facing, and see the same pushed curve in my body. We were both travelling along in the same muck and we haven’t moved since the muck stopped. I’m definitely a rapid flood burial. |
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JELLY FISH FOSSIL DISPLAY we have some great fossils on display at Jurassic Ark including the great specimen of pre-Cambrian jellyfish we obtained from Michigan USA. Note the fossilised ripple marks are covered with millions of jellyfish. The importance of this fabulous plate in our collection is that since Jellyfish are soft and floppy they don’t lay around waiting to be slowly buried and since there are an enormous number of them (over several hundreds of miles) it cries out of a massive flood catastrophe. Your support enables us to get the research done, get expedition done and get these fossils for a fabulous collection.
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We have a fossil jellyfish which John Mackay brought home from the Solnhofen in Germany. Yes we can’t resist saying it – both are easy to recognise because these creatures are still here today, despite the alleged millions of years placed on these rocks by the evolutionists. Your support makes it possible for us to go and collect, swap or purchase these. Either way the Jurassic Ark fossil collection has become very impressive indeed.
CHALLENGE QUESTION? Are the fossils pairs shown below living fossils or not?
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