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(How's This For Strange?) Mysterious Mass Whale Graveyard Unearthed in the Chilean Desert
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| November 22, 2012
| Bryan Nelson
Posted on 12/11/2012 7:22:44 AM PST by lbryce
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To: lbryce
Perhaps a tsunami washed a school of whales a km inland and beached them there.
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posted on
12/11/2012 9:13:18 AM PST
by
expat2
To: editor-surveyor
This stuff is real hard for evoludiots to grasp I guessWay to win others to your viewpoint by comparing them to idiots. And here I thought that it was liberals who insulted those with whom they disagreed. Oh wait, it is.
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posted on
12/11/2012 9:15:04 AM PST
by
par4
To: DoughtyOne
The point is that all life was dead within probably the first day or two of bombardment of hot water and hot rocks falling on them.
The waters receded long after all life was gone.
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posted on
12/11/2012 9:22:24 AM PST
by
editor-surveyor
(Freepers: Not as smart as I'd hoped they'd be)
To: EQAndyBuzz
What has never happened before is sea creatures beaching themselves and dying without getting chewed to bits and scattered.
And it never will happen - life is hungry.
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posted on
12/11/2012 9:26:17 AM PST
by
editor-surveyor
(Freepers: Not as smart as I'd hoped they'd be)
To: Lancey Howard
OMG....That was one funny scenario...
To: par4
Those that cling to the failed theory of evolution will not likely be ‘won’ to any logical POV, since they use it as a defense mechanism. They need shock treatment, not kid gloves.
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posted on
12/11/2012 9:29:58 AM PST
by
editor-surveyor
(Freepers: Not as smart as I'd hoped they'd be)
To: editor-surveyor
The point is that all life was dead within probably the first day or two of bombardment of hot water and hot rocks falling on them.
The waters receded long after all life was gone.
It may seem like I'm trying to argue against a unified theory of what took place during the flood. I'm not really trying to argue something specifically related to that. I don't see a hot water/rocks situation here. Even so, I can't totally rule that out.
From the description of the way the bodies were grouped, it appears these creatures didn't die from hot water or rocks with water at depth.
If these creatures had died under that scenario, it would seem they would have been disbursed by normal currents and water flow.
These creatures seem to be grouped in a setting looking more like a natural large pod that was frozen in place. IMO, that comes from water receding, perhaps rather rapidly, as if the land was pushed up before the creatures could disburse.
You may have an explanation for this that would involve hot water or rocks. At this point, I don't see one.
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posted on
12/11/2012 9:39:41 AM PST
by
DoughtyOne
(Hurricane Sandy..., a week later and over 60 million Americans still didn't have power.)
To: lbryce
“a kilometer away from the ocean”
Hmmm... maybe the coastline was a kilometer inland 75 million years ago? Maybe the whales beached themselves just as they do today?
To: EQAndyBuzz
I agree, just pointing out that these things are cyclical, not caused by man. Algore is a shakedown artist, just like messrs. Jackson and Sharpton. Liberals are all about “feelings” not facts. Any excuse to profit on someone else’s misery (or money)!
Those whales likely died just as you said...the water left them.
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posted on
12/11/2012 9:43:07 AM PST
by
Fireone
(Impeach and imprison, NOW! Treason and murder are still crimes.)
To: BO Stinkss
No, no!
According to the enviros, whales only beach themselves because of man.
And all animals lived in harmony untl man.
[Serious, the enviros believe in fairy tales.]
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posted on
12/11/2012 9:44:21 AM PST
by
Darksheare
(Try my coffee, first one's free.....)
To: lbryce
a ritual sacrifice in the desert, hmmmm , get me CSI Vegas.. fly in Hawaii 5.0 too..
To: KeyLargo
Waaaay too funny,
Good job KeyLargo
To: DoughtyOne
Hot water from deep below is what Genesis says.
Everything was buried in the first days, and there was little chance for anything to be scattered. By the time that the waters began to recede, cooling had started the crystalization process, which held everything in place.
That was the beginning of the “ice age” too.
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posted on
12/11/2012 9:49:52 AM PST
by
editor-surveyor
(Freepers: Not as smart as I'd hoped they'd be)
To: BO Stinkss
Think it out a little more.
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posted on
12/11/2012 9:51:43 AM PST
by
editor-surveyor
(Freepers: Not as smart as I'd hoped they'd be)
To: editor-surveyor
I have read before that the water was boiling but I don’t know how that allowed so many sea creatures to live. I guess the composition and temperature of the water would not be uniform across the globe and there could have been pockets of good water.
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posted on
12/11/2012 9:55:43 AM PST
by
demshateGod
(The fool hath said in his heart, There is no God.)
To: Scoutmaster
Yeah, college football, the opiate of the masses. Go Pokes!
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posted on
12/11/2012 9:56:40 AM PST
by
demshateGod
(The fool hath said in his heart, There is no God.)
To: editor-surveyor
Could you please provide a chapter and verse for that. I’d be interested in reading about it. Evidently I have glossed over a bit when I’ve read and reread Genesis over the years.
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posted on
12/11/2012 9:59:13 AM PST
by
DoughtyOne
(Hurricane Sandy..., a week later and over 60 million Americans still didn't have power.)
To: bunkerhill7
The subject is still out and scientists have yet to determine the definitive response as to which of the two is more strange. Some believe that a mysterious mirage holds the edge on strangeness Others disagree and say a mysterious mass is strangeness personified. So until evidence one way or another can prove the strangeness factor
one way or another, the issue I’m afraid will have to remain undecided.
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posted on
12/11/2012 10:07:55 AM PST
by
lbryce
(BHO:"Now, I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds by way Oppenheiner at Trinity NM)
To: Charles Henrickson; lbryce; martin_fierro; djf
Followed by the FIRST extinction of the human race....
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posted on
12/11/2012 10:30:50 AM PST
by
mikrofon
(Killer)
To: US Navy Vet; All
A massive worldwide flood was my first thought as well; I noticed others had the same reaction.
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