Soft tissues have been found in “dinosaur era” (according to the evolutionary timeline) creatures now well over 100 times in all sorts of creatures. They are also found all over the world (therefore having been exposed to a wide variety of environmental conditions) and are laced throughout the fossil record (in the Cambrian, Triassic, Jurassic, and Cretaceous periods) and found at all different levels—the oldest being a marine worm claimed to be 551 million years old! Do evolutionists have a solid answer to the soft tissue issue?