"First of all any XXXXX who has hung out on the beach knows jellyfish [ and similiar creatures ] are not real prone to fossilization in the first place . Leave one on the beach for a couple hours and observe , I mean vote , on what happens to it . This to an intelligent person would make it very plain the fossils had to form during some sort os watery catastrophic event ."
"So all jellyfish die on the beach ? Hardly . Let 's use this same type of logic though . A jellyfish is pretty fragile , as you pointed out . Would n't a jellyfish that was very rapidly covered in sediment be broken into many pieces , if not ground to a paste ? Would n't this entirely rule out the possibilty of preservation in this manner ?"
"jellyfish [ and similiar creatures ] are not real prone to fossilization in the first , This to an intelligent person would make it very plain the fossils had to form during some sort os watery catastrophic event ."
"So all jellyfish die on the beach ? Hardly . Let 's use this same type of logic though . A jellyfish is pretty fragile ,"