MUSEUM DISPLAY of FEMUR

Here is the display of the soft-tissued femur from the Museum of the Rockies, taken by Cecil Allen.

Of course the museum adheres to the religion of evolutionism, even in the face of contrary evidence. Thus they believe this soft tissue somehow lasted for over 70 million years.

This certainly repudiates some major evolutionary beliefs, either way. Even if there is some way it could've been preserved for tens of millions of years, that refutes the longstanding evolutionary belief that such tissue would not last so long. If they could be wrong about that, why should we believe they are right that man, apes, skunks, rats, weeds, and tomatoes all have a common ancestor?