Fossils of sea creatures have been found near the top of Mount Everest (8848m above the sea level). How do you think they could have got there?

Continental Drift

Explanation:

The fossils of sea creatures could have reached the top of Mount Everest due to the continental drift theory suggested by geophysicist, Alfred Wegener. To exaggerate, a piece of evidence that supports Wegener’s hypothesis towards a continental drift is the fact that fossils of sea creatures can’t just end up in any random place like Mount Everest. He suggests that there must be something behind this and gradually it led to his well-known theory. His hypothesis towards a continental drift suggests that his second observation was that fossils of the same prehistoric species were found in different continents that were way apart. There was just no way that all the organisms could cross the oceans and reach all of these places.

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