[NavyCanDo]

If it is a fraud, I sure would like to know how they got lava to cover part of it.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2501653/posts?q=1&;page=51

See post #69

Mount Ararat was most notably Volcanically active around 3000 b.c. and a few times since. You will notice the lava flow covering the wooden beams in some places and actually ending the beams as they burnt through them in attached picture (left center). Hard to plant something like this. Either this is Noah’s Ark or an old man-made structure

[fabian]

Amazing to me how people easily doubt what looks to be the find of mankind’s history...for sure we need not be guilible...but this really looks to be the real deal and I am excited! The world needs this boost badly.

[raybbr]

I have a question about the Ark: If the Ark settled high on Mt. Ararat it's safe to presume the water level was pretty high and that it settled on what would basically be an island sticking up out of the water. There would be similar islands sticking up all over the place till the water could recede.

Where did the animals go? Wouldn't they have been stuck on a bare mountain with no food? How did they travel from one island to the next?

Or, did the waters magically disappear revealing the earth as it is today?