Big_D
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This is only an unproven opinion. They said the same thing about the Coelacanth,not true according to the ones we see today.
The fossils show that they had legs.
The new adult fossil8 feet (2.6 meters) longhas four legs, with the hind two still connected to the backbone. The fetus has well developed teeth, indicating that it was prepared to fend for itself soon after birth.
Early Whales Gave Birth on Land, Fossils Reveal
No way they had what they call legs that would support the weight of a whale.
Show me a picture that proves they had legs and we will cretique it together.
Just do a google search to find what I'm talking about. You'll see that whales looked a lot different from what they do today and we owe that to evolving.