How did hundreds of fossil whales end up in the middle of a barren desert?

Ammolite is a rare, iridescent, gem-quality material cut from the fossilized shells of extinct sea creatures. We have Noah’s Flood to thank for their appearance.

Tas Walker talks to Philip Worts about geology and ground-breaking discoveries

How was the soft tissue of an ammonite fossilized without its shell attached?

Did a crocodile ambush an ornithopod dinosaur to eat it, or did it venture upon a fortunate last supper (already dead), before it got buried in the Flood?

Surrounded by fiery lava and floodwaters, animals left their mark

The largest and most complete fossil ichthyosaur skeleton ever found in the UK is best explained as evidence of catastrophic burial during the Flood.

A newly discovered fossil of Arthropleura, a giant millipede, provides good evidence of having been buried during Noah’s Flood.

Amazingly preserved trilobite fossils testify to rapid fossil formation during Noah’s Flood

Did T. rex relatives live and die together, or are the scientists right that these Teratophoneus fossils were buried together in a flood?

Balls of cells discovered in ancient rocks pushes back complexity and multi-cellularity to supposedly one billion years ago. Such evidence fits early biblical history far better than evolution.

Found deep in a mine, they help demonstrate the length of time needed to turn buried animal and plant remains into rock