"The record states that in France, some workmen, in the winter of 1856,   
while working on a railway tunnel between St. Dizey and the Nancy lines,   
came across a huge boulder of Jurassic Limestone, which precedes   
the Cretaceous by several million years.  After they had broken open   
the limestone, stumbling out of the tunnel toward them was a creature   
which fluttered its wings, croaked, and collapsed dead at their feet.   
This creature had a wingspan of ten feet, seven inches, with four legs   
joined by a membrane like a bat. What should have been feet were long   
talons. The mouth was arrayed with sharp teeth. The skin was black, oily,   
and thick.  Local students of paleontology immediately identified this   
creature as being a pterodactyl.  This was all reported in The Illustrated   
London News, February 9, 1856, page 156.  They examined the limestone from   
which the creature had been released and found a cavity in the exact   
mold of the creatures body.  It this is true, it is absolutely impossible   
for that creature to have lived more than a few thousand years in any   
form of hibernation...The worldwide, biblical Noahic flood explains   
this phenomena far better than the evolutionary process.1