Discovery Channel Documentary Sedimentary rock capacities as the world's record manager, or, one may say, its recorder of deeds. In that capacity, it tells in grand detail, some astounding stories of what went ahead in days of yore, precisely as it happened (play by play, figuratively speaking), nature's own one of a kind, exceptionally individual, especially antiquated onlooker reporting framework. Part of that record includes what must be depicted as far as monstrous, worldwide flooding, that gathered stunning quantities of creatures and plants, dumping them in gigantic heaps, just to cover those heaps in tons of sedimentary mud, that hardened into rock. Wherever fossils are discovered, it is this stone will have warehoused and put away them. In this sense, when conditions request or warrant, it is nature's storage facility, in which case it catches, bundles, gets dried out, deoxidizes, changes inside this hermetically fixed bundling and stores for eras to come, whatever falls inside its grip. This needs to happen rapidly, in order to avoid rot and spoil that would somehow obliterate each hint of proof.
"...massive fossil burial grounds of dinosaurs still exist everywhere throughout the world. The Morrison beds in North America, the dinosaur beds in Montana, in the Rocky Mountains, in Alberta, the Dakotas, China, Colorado, Utah, Africa, and so on., and so forth contain truly a large number of dinosaur fossils heaped together in enormous heaps...with the heaps of fossilized warm blooded animals, fish, creepy crawlies, plants and so on., affirming that they all died together in an incredible mass passing" (a selection from "The Darwin Papers; Dinosaurs and the Flood of Noah", by James M. Foard).
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