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Joel Kontinen
The vampire squid is a living fossil that have never changed much during
the 180 million years according to evolutionists it has existed.
However, the time of the death is the time of Noah’s Flood, approximately 4,500 years ago.
The shale slab holding this
duo's fossilized remains preserved imprints of their soft tissues in
"exceptional" detail, the researchers wrote in the study, published
online March 16 in the Swiss Journal of Palaeontology. An analysis of the slab reveals that their last moments together ended in
an "eternal embrace," the team said.
This means that they lived together at the flood time, .Many fossils have been found snatching their meal, which means that the flood took them away unexpectedly.
Source:
Geggel, Laura. 2021. Vampire squid ancestor died in 'eternal embrace' with its dinner Live Science 26 March.
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