Image courtesy of De Lima, F.J. et al. Polar Research (2021); CC BY 4.0).,
Joel Kontinen
Evolutionists believe that some75 millions years agoa75 millions uears ago, Antarctica had fires, they believe that this took place when dinosaurs still roamed the Earth .
According
to a new study, published
online Occtober 20 in the journal Polar Research
finds. that Antarctica's James Ross Island was home to a temperate forest of
conifers, ferns and flowering plants known as angiosperms, as well as to a slew
of dinosaurs. But it wasn't a total paradise; ancient paleo-fires burned parts of
those forests to a crisp, leaving behind charcoal remnants that scientists have
now scooped up and studied.
They say that this
happened during the late Cretaceous period (100 million to
66 million years ago), one of the warmest periods on Earth,
This study study brings to mind Noah’s Flood that ravaged the Earth 4,500 years ago. Before that, Antartica was probably non existen.
But they have found dinosaur bones in Canada as well as petrified forest in Antartica.
Source:
Geggel, Laura. 2021. Wildfires burned
Antarctica 75 million years ago, charcoal remnants reveal
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