"A Canadian research team found a vast network of fossilized blood vessels in Scotty, the well-known largest Tyrannosaurus rex fossil. They were found serendipitously while creating an intricate, 3-D model of the dinosaur fossil.
Commenting on the find, Ottawa paleontologist Jordan Mallon said, “For centuries, it’s been thought that there’s effectively no trace of biological tissue in a fossil—that there shouldn’t be”.
Such finds, while rare, are consistent with animals being rapidly fossilized during the Noahic Flood.
There are other cases where, unlike here, the actual organic tissues and proteins themselves are still present. Such finds make an overwhelming case against evolution’s millions of years."
CMI
