Catastrophism.

QUEENSLAND CATASTROPHIC BURIAL FOR SURE as a six metre long (20ft), and fully intact Elasmosaurus was found in western Queensland. Elasmosaurus has a Plesiosaur like body and is an extinct aquatic reptile with up to 72 bones in its a very long neck. Since you can’t slowly bury a decomposing six metre (20ft) long creature with its head still attached to such a skinny elongate neck protruding from a short fat body with squat limbs and tail, the burial was provably rapid and so such covering was either the cause of death or occurred shortly after death. Although the palaeontologists who are studying are unlikely to say so, we repeat this had to be a rapid catastrophic burial. Report in ABC (Australia) news here. Creation Research.