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Giant Ants Buried in Receding Flood Rocks - Mar 23, 2023

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Tim Clarey, Ph.D. - Evolutionary scientists are baffled by a large ant fossil found in British Columbia, Canada. Known as Titanomyrma, this same ant had been found previously in Europe and in Wyoming in rocks claimed to be 50 million years old.1,2 Because they hold...

Devils Tower: Mysterious Columns and Engineered Lichens - Feb 28, 2023

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Tim Clarey, Ph.D. - Many people have seen pictures of Devils Tower or visited the site in Wyoming. Very few of the 500,000 annual visitors, though, may understand the mystery of its formation or the distinct role the global Flood played in its development. Army...

Arctic Lemur-like Fossils Were Transported During Flood - Feb 13, 2023

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Tim Clarey, Ph.D. - Evolutionary scientists announced the discovery of primate fossils on Ellesmere Island, in one of the northernmost parts of Canada. The jaws and teeth of these lemur-like mammals were found in the Eocene (Lower Tertiary)2 Margaret Formation, with...

Microraptor Ate Mammals But Was Not a Dinosaur - Jan 30, 2023

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Tim Clarey, Ph.D. - The recent claim of a nearly half-inch mammal foot in the stomach of a ‘dinosaur’ is tainted by evolutionary dogma.1 The fossil foot of the mouse-sized mammal is real enough, but the assertion that Microraptor is a dinosaur is more...

Flood Explains Grouping of Ichthyosaurs - Jan 16, 2023

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Tim Clarey, Ph.D. - The discovery of dozens of ichthyosaur fossils in Nevada was announced in the journal Current Biology.1 Seven 50-foot long ichthyosaurs of the species Shonisaurus were found in a single layer, and up to 30 more were spread vertically across...

Badlands National Park: Flood Features and Fossils - Dec 29, 2022

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Tim Clarey, Ph.D. - Visited by over a million people a year, Badlands National Park is just over an hour east of Rapid City, South Dakota, and covers around 380 square miles. National park status was designated in 1978, but it was previously established as a...

Entablature Reveals Flooding of Columbia River Basalts - Oct 31, 2022

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Tim Clarey, Ph.D. - Many creationists are familiar with the breached-dam explanation for the Channeled Scablands of eastern Washington.1 During the Ice Age, the dam holding glacial Lake Missoula in western Montana burst. This sent an estimated peak flow of 740...

Mackinac Island State Park: Flood, Ice Age, and...Digestion? - Oct 31, 2022

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Tim Clarey, Ph.D. - Originally designated in 1875 as America’s second national park, Mackinac Island’s federal land was transferred to the State of Michigan in 1895 and became its first state park.1 It remains one of the top tourist destinations in the...

Massive Tsunamis Generated by the Flood, Not an Asteroid - Oct 31, 2022

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Tim Clarey, Ph.D. - Two separate studies claim massive tsunamis and earthquakes from an asteroid impact profoundly affected the rock record. One research team modeled a 1.5 km (1 mile) high water wave that propagated across the ocean following the Chicxulub impact,...

Evolutionary Dinosaur Analysis Leads to Bizarre Conclusion - Aug 29, 2022

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Tim Clarey, Ph.D. - A new dinosaur discovery in Rio Negro Province in central Argentina resulted in a very peculiar assertion.1 A bipedal dinosaur (walked on two legs) named Jakapil kaniukura was unearthed in upper Zuni megasequence rocks. But what made this new...

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