[JimSEA]

Clever little creature to make it from Mount Ararat to Australia without leaving any signs of its passage in the oceans and land masses in between. All that in a couple hundred years, at most. He hitched a ride with the Kangaroos and Kolas?

[fishtank]

read the article?

[papertyger]

Your brand of mockery would be much more effective if you: a) actually attempted to answer the pertinent questions, b) didn’t fall into the trap of circular reasoning so consistently. ( the “signs of its passage” you’re referring to are ... ?)

[Yashcheritsiy]

Clever little creature to make it from Mount Ararat to Australia without leaving any signs of its passage in the oceans and land masses in between. All that in a couple hundred years, at most. He hitched a ride with the Kangaroos and Kolas?

The least the little creep could have done would be to have left some transitional fossils around so that evolution seemed at least half-way credible.

[Boogieman]

“Clever little creature to make it from Mount Ararat to Australia without leaving any signs of its passage in the oceans and land masses in between.”

Fossil platypus teeth have actually been found in Patagonia:

https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg13117831-200-duck-billed-platypus-had-a-south-american-cousin/

[castlegreyskull]

Like to mock?