[lasereye]

I decided to ask AI about discoveries of a whole group of dinosaur fossils who died in a single event. This is what it spit out in response to "discoveries of an entire group of dinosaurs who died at the same time" (no mention of a flood):

There are several notable discoveries of entire groups of dinosaurs that died at the same time, often referred to as mass death events or bonebeds:

• Pipestone Creek, Canada ("River of Death"): Located in Alberta, Canada, this site is a massive Pachyrhinosaurus bonebed, nicknamed the "River of Death". It is considered one of the largest bonebeds in North America and offers valuable insights into herd behavior and population dynamics of this Triceratops relative. Discovered in the 1970s, it's believed a catastrophic flash flood swept away and buried a migrating herd of Pachyrhinosaurus approximately 72-73 million years ago.

• Hilda Mega-Bonebed, Canada: This site in Alberta's Dinosaur Provincial Park contains the remains of a Centrosaurus herd, possibly numbering in the thousands, that drowned in a torrential flood around 75 million years ago. This bonebed is vast, estimated to be the size of 280 football fields.

• Rainbows and Unicorns Quarry, Utah: Discovered in the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, this site contains a mass death assemblage of tyrannosaurs, seven species of turtles, fish, and other dinosaurs. This discovery strengthens the hypothesis that tyrannosaurs may have lived and hunted in groups. The bones were buried in place and not washed in from other locations, suggesting a sudden, localized event.

• Tanis Site, North Dakota, USA: This unique site within the Hell Creek Formation preserves a detailed record of the events immediately following the asteroid impact that caused the Cretaceous-Paleogene (K-Pg) extinction event around 66 million years ago. It contains a high number of well-preserved fossils, including fish and dinosaur remains, that appear to have been buried by a massive flood wave generated by the impact.

• Torres del Paine National Park, Chile: While not dinosaurs, this site revealed a mass grave of 46 Ichthyosaurs (marine reptiles) who likely drowned simultaneously due to powerful mudflows triggered by an earthquake or avalanche.

Under the global flood scenario as described in Genesis, the animals would have all been moving to higher ground as the flood waters rose. So they would have been congregated in the same location when they died. That also explains why land animals are found at higher levels in the ground than aquatic life. The fish obviously weren't moving to higher ground.

If you go to the BBC link, the explanation for how thousands of this species of dinosaur all were together when the flood hit is that they were migrating.

[Just mythoughts]

Genesis 1:2 And the earth *became* (was) without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.

Lucifer was cast down/overthrown... and the creation shows the scars.

[Macho MAGA Man]

(The question and answer regarding the mass dinosaur death is found in the same sentence above. It was a massive flood (“river”) of death that killed them 4,500 years ago.)

4,500 years ago?????

[Ronaldus Magnus III]

River of Death!

Climate Crisis

SUVs have traveled back in time to destroy, destroy, destroy.

[reasonisfaith]

The standard belief system for academics is a religion.

If you show evidence the flood of Noah’s time killed the dinosaurs, they refuse to accept the facts.

[Steely Tom]

Something else non-indigenous Canadians can beat themselves up over.

[HereInTheHeartland]

Trump caused by downsizing the EPA

[x]

No need to worry.

Canada’s new prime minister has already apologized for all the dead dinosaurs.

[Cold Heart]

Sad, just as they were going through Rebirth.

[Mr. Blond]

Drumheller?

[BipolarBob]

So how did a marine animal die from a flood? It’s in an ocean.

[BEJ]

There was a dinosaur convention, thousands came because Zeppelin was playing.... no, that is wrong. Thousands came because word was out that Wayne Newton was in town.

[If You Want It Fixed - Fix It]

Is this tied to the mass graves of catholic school kids?! Man, soooo many buried.

[Mastador1]

Well it’s Canada, maybe their fellow dinosaurs euthanized them?

[dfwgator]

Where’s the Far Side cartoon?

[reasonisfaith]

When you start, before anything else, with the belief that the Bible isn’t true, then you come to false conclusions.

[Hegemony Cricket]

Many people assume that it takes millions of year for fossils to be formed from the remains of animals or plants, so therefore any fossils found must be millions of years old. This is demonstrably not true. Very relevant research being done by a good friend of mine:  Fast Fossils

[vpintheak]

🤔 what could it be?