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Yes but in order for the whales to have been lifted up into the mountains instead of being beached during the evaporation of a flood, one must also believe that the mountains were created much less than 1-15 million years ago, since that's how old they say the fossils are in some places.
That puts it in the human species timeline: Human - Wikipedia
Which is relatively a short time ago compared to the age of the dinosaur. 245-66 million years ago.
And the current species started about 10-14 million years ago. Which is about the timing of those whale fossils (1-15 millions years old), suggesting a bible correlation to an Ark of Noah if you ignore the timeline of the bible and say it is in different units.
And the point I'm also trying to get at is this: How is it that the earth formed over the billions of years, cooled and then after such a long time, only a few million years ago, had massive upheavals that formed mountains? Where did the energy of such formations come from? I'm truly puzzled at that idea and find it interesting.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that if you take Noah's story with some parable, you will draw the conclusion that it was God talking to Moses and telling him the history of the earth (be it slightly different somehow?)
To judge the concepts described in your post here, you would need to state the name of the specific fossil in reference, then identify the locality. Once that is done, then we can identify the orogenic event responsible, and can go from there.
Example: fish of the devonian Catskill formation
Catskill Formation - Wikipedia
The strata is dated back some 400 million years ago. What orogenic process unfolded on the east coast at this time? The Acadian orogeny.
To give a specific answer, specifics of the fossils in question, and their locality, must be stated.
Some prehistoric whales of Pakistan date back 30 million years ago, but are subject to uplift associated with the collision of India into Asia in Himalayan orogenesis. The Himalayas continue to rise to this very day, and as the mountains rise inch by inch every year, so too do the Marine fossils locked inside the mountains.
If this is something that you are truly interested in, the science I mean, feel free to name the species and it would only take a minute to look it up.
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