Here is a Picture of a Fossilized Dinosaur Footprint:
Here is a picture of an Emu Track:
Here is a Turkey footprint:
Here is an Emu Foot:
More emu tracks:
"This reference to three-toed tracks is no doubt linked to those of theropod-dinosaur tracks in the area, but also may have been influenced by modern emu tracks, which closely resemble the theropod tracks in size and form."
source:
http://greatcretaceouswalk.blogspot.com/2011/06/dinosaur-tracks-of-western-australia.htmlAmazing! Look at these Fossilized "bird tracks" from the late Triassic period:
"The existence of numerous well-preserved bird remains directly alongside the oldest dinosaur tracks should effectively end the speculation that birds evolved from the more recent dinosaurs!"
Source:
http://www.genesispark.com/exhibits/trivia/birds/------------------
Here's the thing people.... What do you think made all these animals turn into fossils? How long does it take an animal to turn into a fossil? Even modern scientists agree that "Flood conditions" are required for fossilization. Wouldn't it make sense that before Noah's Flood, the animals lived longer and grew larger? Wouldn't it also make sense, that when the world was flooded the BIRDS would be flying around walking in the mud looking for dry ground? Perhaps that is the reason all these Bird prints (NOT dinosaurs) are found all over the world.