Plant fossils have been discovered in Antartica. I think that maybe Antartica could've been a different climate one time. Using my knowledge with Pangaea and everything I think that Antartica could have been close to the equator. I forgot to mention that it was also tropical plant fossils so how would a tropical plant fossil get to Antartica unless Antartica was next to the equator and close to a place where plant grew.
I mean there's evidence everywhere that all the continents were once conjoined. South America and Sout Africa both have the same dinosaur fossil even thought there is an ocean between them. Then on a mountain in Europe there are rocks from Europe and the very top of the mountain there are rocks from Africa. Either magic happened or one continent slid under the other and made a mountain. There are also freshwater creatures, I forgot their name, but they were found in Europe, North America and South America. It couldn't have swam because it was freshwater, all of them found were freshwater. There are many types of evidence that continents were once together, and the plant fossils are just the tip of the ice-berg. Why don't you try to find out more about the continents, and I will see you later.
I mean there's evidence everywhere that all the continents were once conjoined. South America and Sout Africa both have the same dinosaur fossil even thought there is an ocean between them. Then on a mountain in Europe there are rocks from Europe and the very top of the mountain there are rocks from Africa. Either magic happened or one continent slid under the other and made a mountain. There are also freshwater creatures, I forgot their name, but they were found in Europe, North America and South America. It couldn't have swam because it was freshwater, all of them found were freshwater. There are many types of evidence that continents were once together, and the plant fossils are just the tip of the ice-berg. Why don't you try to find out more about the continents, and I will see you later.
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