So........do we think we have solved what happened to the bodies of the dead after the flood then????Well whaddya know....just today< this morning, a seagull stole my pie out of my hand!.
iIs always a fascinating experience. I am always left in awe of their boldness and immaculate precision.
they deffo ate all the bodies. thats why there is so many of them.lol
You BetchaSo........do we think we have solved what happened to the bodies of the dead after the flood then????
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Ya must be having a rough day.Best news I have had today!
They referred to vultures.Sea gulls do and they eat anything.
Seagulls aren't aggressive like that. They won't try to eat you when you're alive. Dead? If they do do that, and I don't know that they would, what would it matter?It will be a challenge to look at them without some suspicion after this thread.
I used to believe they only wanted my lunch… not that they wanted to make me the lunch.
Ya must be having a rough day.
Yikes, first seagulls and now you saying Canadians are going to eat us?Something will eat you. Even if only your body's own candida albicans.
That's the part they leave out of vacation brochures aye?Yikes, first seagulls and now you saying Canadians are going to eat us?
I think it would have taken a long time, but not sure how many years. I'm also thinking it was more bodies than even the sea creatures could consume. It was the whole planet. Every living person on earth dead at once except Noah and his family. Also I'm thinking God buried them deep in the earth as opposed to a natural occurance, so as not to upset the balance of nature from too many decomposing bodies at once. So how long it takes for that to happen naturally may not apply.
Exactly!Nobody said crude oil was from decomposition.
It's been COMPRESSED not decomposed. When the flood happened, huge amounts of sediment buried large amounts of carbon and hydrogen, (which was what living things were made of) which would have no chance of decomposing because there is no air or microrganisms to decompose it. It's been pressed under huge pressure and cooked to become oil. This would have happened very fast not taken millions of years. There was huge upheaval with the flood.
Yes it was also determined after the Mt St. Helens volcano (circa 1979), that deep caverns could also be formed very quickly as well. (think Grand Canyon)Well anyone who doubts that a flood could have buried a lot of bodies very quickly should come visit NZ after we had our floods and seen the huge landslides and slips we had where tonnes of mud have been deposited all across the countryside.
Yep.