stealthyarchaeologistcat

[stealthycat]

I was walking through an area in central Arkansas today that 128.564 million years ago was tropical rain forest surrounded by warm, shallow oceans, and I found a small bone on the surface of the earth. I proceeded to excavate the site and what I found was amazing. After a long, arduous dig, I had successfully uncovered front and rear leg bones, neck and central skeletal bones of what very well might be the missing link between the Archaeoptyrkosauraus and the Flyingwahooarooasaur. The bones were slightly lighter and hollow like those of birds, but many of the other bones held characteristics of a more pig like animal - obvious evolution at work !

[stealthycat]

I was walking through my back yard today that and I found a small bone on the surface of the earth. I figured "damn dog again" and I grabbed a shovel and went to work digging. I dug up leg bones, neck and central skeletal bones, rib bones - you name it that dumb dog burried there, bones from chickens, chops, ribeyes .... you name it !

[1eyedfish]

So whats your point earth history& ongoing zooligy dont exist?

You want some fossiels? come here- many great ones have been stolen from here esp in the early days , they now sit in various places in europe etc.
You find a good one , even a knowen one - it could be easly worth millions. S. dokata is another good spot..esply the badlands.