Many people question the global flood with ridiculous questions such as: 'How did the penguins get to the North Pole, Polar bears to the South Pole

Kangaroos and Drop Bears to Austria?

Well, as a creation scientist I can tell you that 4000 years ago (after the flood) all the incontinents of the Earth were joined together as one island. We Creation Scientists and other scientist call this type of incontinent a 'pangolin.' So, the animals and indeed the people simply walked to their preferred destination.

But what about the Poles and the animals there? Well polar bears have been known to swim to Canada from the South Pole which is the closest land mass, so swimming to the Pole would not have been difficult for them. Penguins are birds...They flew.

Still believe there was no global flood? No, I thought not. 1/0 to creation science.

Creation science, piling on the evidence.

jackieash27 Best Comment

Sir, we are always hearing about the North Pole and South Pole, but no one talks about the Centre Pole. As the name implies it is half way between the two and it is unfair this important area of the Earth gets neglected by scientists, creationists and media alike. Much more needs to be done to highlight the problems of this area and its ecology. The reason everything is going to Hull in a handbag is because there has been a Poleist attitude in favour of North and South Poles. It is the one place where Sahara like conditions and ice shelves exist side by side and elephants and polar bears compete for the right to eat the residing penguins and sea tigers. Raise the profile of the Centre Pole now, good people!

justanothername · 51-55, M

I’ve never seen any Kangaroos or Drop
bears in Austria, I thought they were Australian?

hunkalove · 61-69, M

@justanothername Donny Osmond. They were in the Skegness Scoundrels kazoo band together.