Part 5 Article: Timeline My Blog Title: The untold the retold Click on PDF to download from Part 1 From [https://answersingenesis.org]: The Bible is the history book of the universe. It provides an accurate account of historical events that serve as a foundation and a framework for understanding, dating, and interpreting secular history and historical science. Seven C’s of the Bible: Most people look at the Bible as a book that contains many interesting stories and theological teaching. While this is true, the Bible is so much more—it’s a history book that reveals the major events of history that are foundational to the Bible’s important messages. Creation, Corruption, Catastrophe, Confusion, Christ, Cross, Consummation. The 7 C’s of History are a memorable way of showing that the Bible is a history book and its events connect with real history. This framework helps us understand fossils, rock layers, people groups, and more. Chronology of Ancient Civilizations: Nothing in ancient hist...
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Article: Wildlife
My Blog Title: Pictures of Pre-historic and Now, Special Characteristics and Varieties.
Further to fossilized past life research, Palaeontologist reconstructs size comparisons of extinct species with their modern relatives in 30 species. The added descriptions are my narrative of complete references from www.boredpanda.com for my personal archive.
#12 The modern tasmanian devil and the extinct whollydooleya; the extinct is 3 times larger.
#13 The modern grevy’s zebra and the extinct embolotherium; the extinct 5 times larger with distinct body.
#14 The modern bengal tiger and the extinct sarkastodon; the extinct is roughly larger with distinct appearance.
#15 The modern African forest elephant and the extinct arsinoitherium; the extinct is 3 times smaller with distinct head.
#16 The modern African wild dog and the extinct xenocyon; the extinct is bulky.
#17 The modern African Savanna elephant and the extinct deinotherium; the extinct is slender with distinct head.
#18 The modern Indian rhinoceros and the extinct Siberian unicorn; the extinct is 3 times larger with distinct head.
#19 The modern moonrat and the extinct gargano giant gymnure; the extinct is 3 times larger.
#20 The modern polar bear and the extinct giant amphicyon; the extinct is slimmer.
#21 The modern giant river otter and the extinct giant ethiopian otter; the extinct is 3 times larger.
#22 The modern great grey owl and the extinct Cuban giant owl; the extinct is 3 times larger.
#23 The modern fossa and the extinct giant fossa; the extinct is 3 times larger.
#24 The modern Kákapó and the extinct heracles; the extinct has distinct head.
#25 The modern numbat and the extinct tasmanian wolf; the extinct is 20 times larger.
#26 The modern Indian rhinoceros and the extinct granastrapotherium; the extinct is slightly smaller with tusks.
#27 The modern wandering albatross and the extinct pelagornis; the extinct is 3 times larger.
#28 The modern central American tapir and the extinct eobasileus; the extinct is 3 times larger with distinctive head.
#29 The modern Indian crested porcupine and the extinct European large porcupine; the extinct is roughly larger.
#30 The modern African civet and the extinct leakey’s giant civet; the extinct is 3 times larger.
Now we take a look at current life forms’ characteristics.
A few of 500 shark species lay eggs at the sea floor instead of giving birth. Horn shark’s eggs are often washed up on the shores of beaches all over the world and the eggs are in swirly shapes like screw patterns. Sometimes people don’t know that these are shark’s eggs. Related to shark content, at the Atlantic ocean, sharks feed on cocaine or other illegal drugs that are dumped or disposed of. After the feeding frenzy, sharks become wildly dangerous to humans at close interaction.
Pictures, Videos and Consulted References: Refer to Part 1/5 for the consolidated references.
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