Dinosaur Soft Tissue Not Preserved by Iron

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Call the scientists wrong, impugn the researchers, say that creationists are lying — but the fact remains that soft tissues from dinosaurs exist. Their bones have yielded DNA. The Darwin Ranch up yonder by Deception Pass keeps firing up the excuse mill to little avail.

Sure, many evolutionists cling to those excuses because if dinosaurs could not have lived millions of years ago, it would be only thousands. That would not give Charlie time to work his magic. A rescuing device involving iron proposed by Dr. Mary Schweitzer was analyzed.

Brachylophosaurus canadensis made of iron, Bing AI Image Generator 
Dr. Schweitzer figured that since iron is a major component of blood, Fenton reactions could occur that would slow down chemical decay. It seemed plausible on the surface. Many evolutionists enthusiastically grasped at that straw. The idea was actually put to the test. It did not go well for secularists, but helped support the young-age biblical creationists position.
Scientists like Mary Schweitzer have upset the evolutionary world for three decades with discoveries of dinosaur soft tissue, protein, and even DNA.1 None of these should be there if dinosaurs had died out 66 million years ago. At first, the evolutionary establishment denied her discoveries, but she refuted her critics.

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