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WAB said:To: Frumious Bandersnatch and BeamMeUpScotty... will post a link by several EVO's done on Der Spiegel that if taken in context may alter your opinions.
http://www.spiegel.de/international/spiegel/0,1518,393746,00.html
Yes, in zoos it is possible in this day and age, since we now have technology that can provide it. And even today it is limited to a certain range of animals. For this to be able for all the land animals on this earth, you would need an incredible array of facilities, and this would simply be impossible. And as I said, how are they going to take the bacteria? For an example of a bacterial species that wouldn't have survived: Sulfolobus solfataricus:a hyperthermophilic aerobic crenarchaeote that inhabits acidic terrestrial hot springs. A global flood would have destroyed this type of habitat ( acid, extremely hot springs with oxygen supply ), and the bacteria would have been extinct. The only places where it could have survived would be springs the flood wouldn't be able to reach, deep into the earth. But even if that would be possible ( I doubt it would be possible for them to have an adequate supply of oxygen in those conditions ), we wouldn't have any of the bacteria on the earth's surface anymore, would we?Actually it seems Noah only took land animals on the ark. In Zoos all around America animals that came from many different environments live in the same place, i.e. New York. Granted various measures are taken to make the animals comfortable in New York, instead of say, Africa, but the idea doesn't seem out of the realm of possibility. The animals were only together in the Ark for approximately a year.
Which land animals or bacteria in specific do you think would cause a problem?
RightWingGirl said:Hmmm...Interesting! Could you give me some links?
RightWingGirl said:HAve you read my post on page 1 of caculations of the number of animals needed on the
RightWingGirl said:Ark? Any comments, problems, or questions?
Tenka said:I think the best bet is still to call on miraculous hyper-evolution to reestablish the millions of species we have today from the 3 species that would have been able to survive -providing that the boat itself was held together with magic- such a journey; rats, cockroaches and defense attorneys.
Does anyone else here support the notion that all species of insects survived in water for almost a year?
How much food would Noah have to store on the Ark, in order to feed all those animals, for all that time? And how much space would all that food take up?
The Asian elephant eats around 300kg of fodder per day (see above source), while fully grown African elephants eat up to 200kg of food/day.
Now, we know from Gen 6:21 that Noah was commanded to take food for all the animals and his family, thus nullifying a possible miracle explanation for not needing to bring food
The animals hibernating answer isn't biblical and it isn't natural.Joman said:Depends on the amount of hibernation.
Yeah, but most animals do not hibernate. In fact, very few(comparitively)do, leaving most of those animals awake.
The animals hibernating answer isn't biblical and it isn't natural.
Why do you even say hibernation? Why not call it what it is, magic sleepy time.
Furthermore, if we look at paintings of animals found in the pyramids of Old Kingdom Egypt, the animals look the same as the ones we find along the Nile today and the Old Kingdom is thousands of years old.
Joman said:Your response is not in accordance with modern science. Typical of evolutionists inability to think objectively.
Joman.
You want the unsurmountable problem of stuffing a zoo into a phone box to go away , so you use the term 'hibernation' to describe the magical suspended animation you think you need to solve your problem.Joman said:Your response is not in accordance with modern science. Typical of evolutionists inability to think objectively.
Joman said:This has been shown to likely be do to the lack of need to hibernate. It has been determined that many animals will hibernate when put into a stressful enviroment that demands it as a viable soluation. I would think evolutionists would consider such a mechanism as a very useful survival of the fittest strategy that natural selection would retain in the gene pool of many creatures that are in the common lineage of a ancestor that had obtained such ability.
Joman.
Wow... you either completely missed my point, or you purposely took my statement out of context. Which is it?Joman said:Split Rock said:Furthermore, if we look at paintings of animals found in the pyramids of Old Kingdom Egypt, the animals look the same as the ones we find along the Nile today and the Old Kingdom is thousands of years old.
You'll never find examples of macroevolution in any historical framework. Not even in rocks. Which is why macroevolution is not falsifiable by experiment given the convenient use of extreme ages of time as a cover story by evolutionists.
Joman.
Joman.
Joman said:You'll never find examples of macroevolution in any historical framework.
Why would rocks macroevolve?Not even in rocks.
Macroevolution is a perspective, a level of abstraction, not a process or theory.Which is why macroevolution is not falsifiable by experiment given the convenient use of extreme ages of time as a cover story by evolutionists.
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