THE DEATH POSE! WHAT THE HEC IS IT?

To say THE DEATH POSE is common in the fossil record would be a gross
understatement! The death pose is the feature that shows the necks of many of the
deceased animals stretched back as far as they will go. What is going on here?

The evolutionists suggest that the reason is because the tendons in the animal's necks
dried out, which stretched the animal's necks back. However, tendons are tendons; if
the tendons dried up and caused the necks to stretch back then the tendons in the tail and
legs would also dry up, stretching the tails and legs back as far as they will go. However
that is not what we see in the fossil record.

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The evidence does not stack up with the evolutionists interpretation. However
THE GLOBAL FLOOD fits allot better. When an organism is drowning what is their
first reaction?

ANSWER: It is to stretch their necks back to open their airways, so to enable
them to breathe. In other words these animals are contorted in the positions that they
are found in because they drowned.