[Californiajones]

I don't know but I do know from the shots and dimensions they got off the petrified pieces of the Ark up there in the snow on Mt Ararat that it was big nuff for several dinosaurs. Google is your friend if you really want to know; also I believe the dimensions Noah used were... generous.

[CarolinaGuitarman]

"I don't know but I do know from the shots and dimensions they got off the petrified pieces of the Ark up there in the snow on Mt Ararat that it was big nuff for several dinosaurs."

There's no boat on Mt. Ararat.

"Google is your friend if you really want to know; also I believe the dimensions Noah used were... generous."

The boat was FAR too small to hold even a small amount of the species that exist.

"Makes sense to me."

Then you agree that the flood would have wiped out most freshwater animals and plants?

[Thatcherite]

I don't know but I do know from the shots and dimensions they got off the petrified pieces of the Ark up there in the snow on Mt Ararat that it was big nuff for several dinosaurs. Google is your friend if you really want to know; also I believe the dimensions Noah used were... generous

So, where did they keep the 20 million+ species of insects, with their different dietary and environmental needs for a year? And how did 8 people look after them? Before answering have a chat with a zookeeper about how many people are needed to keep a few-hundred animals, with room to exercise themselves, and light and air. Don't forget to factor in the food deliveries and sewerage removal that zoos have, and vet services they can call on from outside, and light/heat/water all on tap. And BTW a supertanker wouldn't be big enough. But I bet mucking out the tyrannosaurus was even more fun than mucking out the brontosaurus. ;)