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LOL! . . there has only ever been ONE specimen of a "walking whale" (ambulocetus) ever found .
No, in fact we have found five intermediate fossils now that quite nicely fit the whales transitional model, especially the inner ear structures. Not only this but as comprehension grew of where these creatures might have evolved in gelogical strata computational models, scientists thought they knew where to look & voila there were the fossils being found in abundance.
Try to stay ontopic, pay attention & stop wasting time, this is a 2006 vid by Prof Ken Miller ( who is a Christian) gives you extensively all the details & finds 32mins in . Ken also as i stated before, pretty much responsible for all molecular biology text books high school & introductory college level, so on a national scale he's a pretty important expert.
Quite remarkable stuff really, just as Darwin & evolution has predicted, you need to evolve the grey matter between your ears a little more, but thats ok just go to 32:00 in & learn something real:
