Have any of you ever heard of the floating forest? Basically, it is a pre-flood theory like the canopy theory which both work. The floating forest theory is about plants that floated on water which explains multiple strange plants. There were trees called lycopods which had hollow trunks and roots, which had air in them allowing them to float.
![](https://creation.com/images/journal_of_creation/vol10/7713lycopod-tree-stump.jpg)
For the amount of coal to be produced that we have today, the forest would've had to be the size of a continent! The trees obviously didn't grow in place like the evolutionist says they did and plus it also explains why we find animals in certain layers. As you would go further into the forest, it would start becoming easier to walk on because it would feel rocky on the outer edges (like a quaking bog). The closer to the edge, the fewer legs you need, explaining the "walking" fish like Tiktaalik (I don't know why but I think it looks delicious, who wouldn't want to munch on these juicy fish?
![](http://www.dinosaurjungle.com/i1_Tiktaalik_swimming_s.jpg)
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The whole "evolutionary sequence" is actually animals living on different places on the floating forest as you go further into the forest. I think the theory works but creationist organizations have distanced themselves from it as they did with the canopy theory or any other thing they leave because "those things aren't respectable",
![Roll Eyes ::)](http://www.creationliberty.com/forum/Smileys/aaron/rolleyes.gif)
What do you all think? I know that it won't help with salvation but at least it may give us an idea of what the world was like before the flood. Maybe there are remnants of the forest, like small pieces (little island forests) still left floating in the ocean? Do you think that could be the case?