Image courtesy of E.C. Turner.
Joel Kontinen
According to evolutionists, the origin of sponges, one of the first animals to evolve, have been found in rocks from 890 million years ago.
“It seems at first glance that this is a very radical
paper,” says Elizabeth Turner at Laurentian University in Sudbury, Canada, who
made the discovery. However, she says the fossils she found fit with other
evidence.
for years the oldest animals were from the Cambrian perIod, which bagan which began 541 million years ago.
However, recently some fossils from the earlier Ediacaran period (635 to 541 millions years ago have been identified as animals. There are also
660-million-year-old chemical traces that may be
from sponges.
It seems that the quest for the first living creatures has begun, but according to the Bible, all craetures were created in the beginning,
Source:
Marshall, Michael, 2021,Sponge fossils suggest animals
already existed 890 million years ago New Scientist 28 July.