Big Bang & Age of Earth

PreFlood, GAP, & Day Age

Warning of False Teaching

Perspective of Love

Dinosaurs Living


CAVE's Ark

The Flood & Fossils

Ark & Dinosaurs


Ida the Fake 'Link'

Animals Defying Evolution

Lies and Dangers of Evolution

Questions for Evolutionists

Living Dinosaurs

1. Mokele Mbembe-this is a dinosaur that has been observed by the pygmies of Africa in the Likuola swamp. Missionaries have heard stories of the people there killing this creature. We tell them it cant be a dinosaur, but they simply say we can believe what we want but he lives in their backyard. He has been known to kill elephants, hippos, and crocodiles.

2. Chepekwe-lives in Dilolo swamp in Africa. He looks much like the Apatosaurus that American scientists say is extinct. They too say we can believe what we want, but he lives with them and they are very much afraid of this animal.

3. An Apatosaurus has been cited in central South America along with very large footprints of where he has been. They again seem to be a very swampy living type of dinosaur.

4. Is a teradayctal type of bird that flies in northern south America and in central Africa. He has been known to actually pick up pygmies and topple boats in te river. They call him the "big bat" but Americans say he is extinct.

5. I have never seen these animals but why would I doubt eyewitnesses just because the evolutionists have brainwashed us to believe they are extinct?

6. What is known as the lockness monster hs been cited over 9000 times with over 3000 being publicly annotated, is it possible they are all lying or has somebody seen something? A logical explanation would be a plesiosaurus.

7. On Lake Erie a bait shop owner and taxidermist found a very unique animal washed up on shore. He stuffed it and it is still on display in Texas. It certainly resembles a baby plesiosaurus.

8. Many remains of dinosaur looking creature have washed up on shores around the world which scientists try to explain away as whales or basking sharks. But have you ever seen a whale or shark with a 20' neck? I don't think so-but then again how would they explain a plesiosaurus still living?