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Biblical Flood / Noah's Ark: The Animals Manifest

"Tell me again why you think it's necessary to have an aquarium deck? And these pleisiosaur things... they appear to be taking up a lot of space. You know, I can't help thinking of the little issues raised by setting aside space on the Ark for aquatic and deep-sea species. Things that normally live seventy thousand feet down at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, for instance, might not be especially distubed or inconveneinced by a global flood? Still, you know best, I suppose."
Pls research sauropods: No not aquatic life forms? Gigantic land dwelling herbivores.
https://www.britannica.com/list/titanosaurs-8-of-the-worlds-biggest-dinosaurs
https://www.livescience.com/34278-worlds-largest-dinosaur.html
 
Or there’s a mistranslation of months for years.

Apparently no mistranslation.

But it is a useful device if you need to pad out a story by a few millennia. Just have your characters near immortal.
 
Ah, so there is a difference and sauropods were a specific sort of dinosaur, not just a catch-all term for all and every dinosaur, including the seagoing sort?
 
got it now - I'll try to be better informed when I next talk about dinosaurs! getting the vocabulary right always helps.
 
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Anybody see Aranofsky's 2014 film with Rusty Crowe? I've seen it numerous times and really enjoy it on many levels. Obviously Noah is as mythological as Moses, Adam and the rest, but how biblically accurate is the film? I detect gnostic leanings.



1000 /12=83. Feasible ripe old age.
That's dog years.
 
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