The largest dinosaur grave in Europe has been unearthed. The fossils of two plateosaurs have already been found at a construction site in Switzerland, and it’s estimated that one animal per 100 square meters could be found in this mass grave.¹

Evolutionists believe that dinosaurs died at least 65 million years ago and their burial was usually gradual. But these dinosaurs were found in a huge grave, strongly suggesting mass burial and quick fossilization. A massive flood—such as the one of Noah’s time about 4,500 years ago—would explain the sudden drowning and burial of so many creatures.