Excellent, until the big wave came? :’)
Exactly!
And the few who did not hide in caves, or were not washed away and drowned, survived to become ancestors.
Human remains from that period are rare, whereas animal bones are discovered in abundance.
http://www.zetatalk3.com/usenet/use90591.htm
“...A great many facts point to rapid, catastrophic burial of the plants and animals which are found as fossils today.
Fossil caves, fissures, mass burial sites, and sedimentary strata discovered in Europe and America were jammed with masses of mixed bones of many sorts of animals from widely separated and differing climatic zones, for example:[16 Cumberland Cavern in Maryland, containing remains of animals from cold northern regions, warm, damp semi-tropical regions, and from more arid environments, Norfolk
forest-beds in England, which contain remains of temperate zone plants, and large numbers of both northern cold-climate and tropical warm-climate animals, all mixed together, rock fissures in England and France contain masses of broken bones of many kinds of animals from both cold and temperate zones...”