Waco's mammoth site along the Bosque River, discovered in 1978, is the largest known concentration of prehistoric mammoths perishing from a single event, in this case a massive mudslide. Besides 24 Columbian mammoths, site excavations have revealed a prehistoric camel and a large cat.

So . . . ancient animals trapped in a large mudslide. No scientist would say this can't happen. Evidence for a worldwide flood -- how, exactly?

Sorry, try again. This time explain how a worldwide flood a few thousband years ago explains the geological column and the stratigraphy of the fossils therein.