I would think that because of the evidence. They are not fossilized yet I know that fish and animals and man was here right from the beginning.
What evidence do you have that dolphins were present in the Devonian?
If they were created it would have been the same time as all animals. In that case, they would be what I call 'Eden's creatures'. Trilobites and the stuff in the fossil record early on were not that. So, man and Eden's creatures we might call them, could not fossilize until after the nature change, which was after the flood. Yes, some exceptions exist. The conditions on earth, and with evolving and adapting creatures may have allowed fossilization. But that is as I say the exception to the rule, and I don't want to go there in this thread.
That is all make believe. I am asking for an explanation based in reality, not fantasies.
I said my opinion is that dinos evolved from birds and maybe reptiles also. Rapid evolution could allow that. That might explain why they were not in the ark, if they were not the kind, but the birds were!!!!!!!!
Evidence?
I am saying that all flowering plants more or less are an adaptation of plants to this state! There were flowers and trees and grass before we see them in the record!
Evidence?
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