Theagle writes:
Therefore, it stands to reason that there was SOMEthing that happened to change the climate of northern Siberia while the mammoths were already there.
As I said, the climate change is called "winter". A mammoth who got caught in a mudhole, for example, might have frozen to death if the temperature fell drastically
for a day or two. No long-term climate change is implied at all.
Now, what could have caused such a catistrophic change in the Siberian cilmate?
You haven't shown any evidence that there was a "catastrophic change".
Does that answer your question?
Not even close. That crap from Answers in Genesis is nothing but wild-eyed speculation.
Fossils can only be made in the presence of a lot of mud and pressure (a flood?)
We're not talking about fossils here. We're talking about
frozen mammoths.
I have neither mud nor pressure in my freezer.
Edited by Ringo, : Extended the last quote.
Edited by Ringo, : Fixed punctuation in previous edit.
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