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A three million-year-old skull found in the southern United States has traits of both beluga whales and narwhals, according to researchers.
Nick Pyenson, curator of fossil marine mammals at the Smithsonian Institution, said the ancient ancestor of the two Arctic whale species appears to have once preferred warmer climates, as the fossils are found in temperate latitudes.
Pyenson says it shows that Arctic species may have evolved some traits for reasons other than breaking through ice and snow.
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Yes, the whale will have maybe not have been breaking through ice and snow IN THE SOUTHERN UNITED STATES ON DRY LAND! Leaving aside the casual "millions of years" heresy, here we see yet more proof that whales show the flood happened.