FWIW, the largest dinosaur eggs are around 19 inches long, thus the dino hatchlings would be around the size of a full grown house cat.
As such, Noah would not have brought a full size 80 foot 40 ton Brachiosaurus on board, but would have opted for a <5 foot pair of specimens that would serve the re-population purpose just fine and have more time in their reproductive years to be fruitful.
As such, Noah would not have brought a full size 80 foot 40 ton Brachiosaurus on board, but would have opted for a <5 foot pair of specimens that would serve the re-population purpose just fine and have more time in their reproductive years to be fruitful. ............................................ Considering all the species of extinct reptiles, the Ark must have had a huge incubator to hold all those dinosaur eggs, and lets not forget all those snakes on board who loved eggs. To fit all the species that are now alleged to have existed, the Ark would have to had been the size of Manhattan. All I can think of is how the small crew managed to feed all those animals and clean up after them. (I hope Noah had room for the barrels of Renuzit that was needed?)