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SQUID

Age: 95 million years

Period: Cretaceous

Location: Haqel, Lebanon

The squid is a marine-dwelling mollusk, a member of the class Cephalopoda (cephalopods).
This photo shows a 95-million-year-old squid fossil. There is not the slightest difference be-
tween it and present-day specimens. The pigment sac beneath the skin can even be seen in
this fossil, and its skeletal structure is identical to those in modern-day squid.

If evolutionists' claims were true, then squid should have undergone various changes over
the course of millions of years, and by now, various fossil specimens documenting these
stages should have been discovered. But every fossil found shows that squid have survived
completely unchanged for millions of years.

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