(As eggs.)
So how can grasshopper eggs, ant eggs, etc survive underwater? And what about spider eggs, etc etc. And it usually takes less than 40 days for insect eggs to hatch. So where did the larvae go once they hatched?
(And what about Freshwater Fish? How can they survive in saltwater?
Either as eggs or in water that is not normal ocean water. The water landing over land was fresh.)
A worldwide flood means saltwater and freshwater mixing. And I'd like to see you raise freshwater fish eggs in saltwater.
Furthermore, where did all this water come from? And how did the animals distribute themselves around the world? And how did they build a sustainable population with just one male and one female?
And what did the predators eat all the time they were on the Ark?
The Book says more...
And how did they build a sustainable population with just one male and one female?
Gosh, I don't know. Get a couple of hamsters, or guppies, or rabbits....
They floated.
(And what about Freshwater Fish? How can they survive in saltwater?
A worldwide flood means saltwater and freshwater mixing. And I'd like to see you raise freshwater fish eggs in saltwater.
It doesn't mix that fast.
Furthermore, where did all this water come from? And how did the animals distribute themselves around the world? And how did they build a sustainable population with just one male and one female?
The atmosphere.
And what did the predators eat all the time they were on the Ark?
They hybernated.