Ghar Dalam layers - fossils, pebbles, calcareous and red soil

Ghar Dalam cave Malta - stalagmite (speleothem) and layers including pebbles and dwarf/giant animals
The Ghar Dalam cave in Malta is an amazing place for geology and fossils. The Ghar Dalam caves formation itself is a real puzzle to geologists and so is the idea of how the fossils got there. The information given does not really explain what you can see and how come their are so many different animala, from dwarf hippos to giant swans, that have been found smashed to pieces near the cave entrance.
Why and how did land and water animals end up in this location? Why and how does the Ghar Dalam stalagmite go through the fossil layers? Why does Ghar Dalam have a pebble layers and especially what is the importance of the calcerous layers that are found? Why does Ghar Dalam have a red soil layer on its top?
Large dry stalactites and stalagmites up to 60 cm across occur in considerable quantities. These must have formed before the bones were deposited, as they bisect the bone bearing deposits, a factor which has protected the formations.
THE ENVIRONMENT DURING THE PLIESTOCENE PERIOD | Ghar Dalam | shadowservices.com
Can the answers to the many puzzles of the Ghar Dalam cave be found in an Electric Universe?

Ghar Dalam - layers mentioned by velikovsky in his Earth In Upheaval book
Excavations revealed that the floor of the cave had five different layers. In the lower layers were enormous quantities of fossilised bones, tusks and teeth belonging to extinct species - such as dwarf elephants and dwarf hippopotami - along with red deer (Cervus elaphus), brown bear (Urus actus), wolf (Canis lupis), fox (Canis vulpes) and giant swan (Cygnus falconen). As these are all animals associated with Europe this is proof that Malta was once connected to the European mainland rather than the African mainland.
G?ar Dhalam - The Dark Cave - The Cave of Darkness - Elephant Cave | showcaves.com
Where the animals washed onto Malta and into the Ghar Dalam by one or a number of the Great Floods catastrophes that struck the earth and the Mediterranean? Are Ghar Dalam and the other fossil caves on Malta proof of the deluge?
Or where the animals attracted/pulled to these areas when Malta was struck by an Electric Universe catastrophe?

Malta's Ghar Dalam cave strate and fossils - pebble layers and fossilised bones
A number of endemic species which were generally characterised by dwarfism of the herbivore mammals and gigantism of rodent, reptilian and avian species. Similar species development has also been reported from other Mediterranean small islands.
A large number of species have been excavated from the various Late Upper Pleistocene deposits on the Maltese Islands, the prevalent animals appear to have been stunted forms of deer (Cervus elaphus), scanty remains of small sized carnivores (Ursus, vulpes, canis), and remains of bats, voles, birds, turtles and amphibians. Deposits of this period are typically referred to as Cervus or Pitymys melitensis layer. Stratification studies of trenches dug at Ghar Dalam suggest that the Cervus layer frequently had incorporated hippopotami and elephant remains in the lower layers, in association with Carnivores and Cervus. Human remains and artefacts were also found in this stratigraphical layer. The uppermost layer of the Cervus horizon was apparently devoid of carnivores and pacchyderms.
THE ENVIRONMENT DURING THE PLIESTOCENE PERIOD | Ghar Dalam | shadowservices.com
Where the animals structure changed by the catastrophe event or before?
Catastrophe Evolution? What happened to the environment of the Mediterraneans smaller islands that giant and dwarf animals were born on them? Or where the fossil remains of the mega and micro animals washed onto all of them?
What is really interesting is that the dwarf elephant (Elephas falconeri) and dwarf hippopotamuses have been found in the same layer as with human remains. Malta is a dry island with not much greenery at all. The amount of fossil bones found at Ghar Dalam is mind blowing, all totally seperated and a lot in breccia.
How could the island of Malta support this many dwarf elephants and dwarf hippopotamuses when there is no greenery, there are no running rivers or lakes?

Ghar Dalam cave near Birzebguga - strata and official information or guesses

Ghar Dalam show cave - hippopotamus layer and bone free clay layer information
the above photographs of the official Ghar Dalam cave information show that water appears to have affected or been a part of the fossil formation. But what happened and when?

Ghar Dalam cave stalagmite showing the calcareous layers that run through the cave
The fascinating stalactites and stalagmites in the Ghar Dalam cave may show that geology is not correct and certainly the ideas about the formation of Ghar Dalam and its fossils could be explained in an Electric Universe.
Large dry stalactites and stalagmites up to 60 cm across occur in considerable quantities. These must have formed before the bones were deposited, as they bisect the bone bearing deposits, a factor which has protected the formations.
THE ENVIRONMENT DURING THE PLIESTOCENE PERIOD | Ghar Dalam | shadowservices.com
Do the calcareous layers show where there has been an electrical current discharge flowing through the cave and transforming the material? Or are they deposit layers during a velikovsky type Catastrophe?
Are some stalagmites the result of electrical events and are a variation of the massive crystal caves that can be found?
For these stalagmites to be formed through the fossil bone layers of Ghar Dalam the material forming them would have had to drip down throughout the millenia. it would have had to stop and then start again when the calcareous layers happened. evolution is supposed to be a slow process. while the stalagmite was being formed giant and dwarf animals evolved on the island of Malta.
the more sensible ideas from the evidence you can read and see for yourself , although it may go against geology theory, is that the stalagmite was formed at the same time as the fossil layers in a quick period of time, or, that it was formed quickly before or afterwards. there are of course other possibilities but those are for starters