[GLDNGUN]

It's amazing how limited your thinking is. Do you always lock yourself in such a box? There are many things about animals that we don't understand. How can a dog sense a cancerous tumor? How can a dog sense an epileptic is about to have a seizure? How did the elephants know a tsunami was coming and leave for higher ground? How can animals sense an earthquake days before it happens? How can a salmon possibly spend its entire life in the ocean and then return to specific stream for spawning? And on and on and on. Gee, perhaps the animals in Noah's day sensed a looming disaster, left, and then returned to their natural habitat when it was over...you know, like animals do all the time NOW.

By the way, who in world are you to limit God? Are you suggesting the God is incapable of what is described about Noah's Ark in the Bible? Or, are you one of those genuises that has made the blindest leap of faith of all and tells himself that there is no God? Talk about clinging to fairy tale.

[Central Scrutiniser]

Its amazing how limited YOUR thinking is. You place faith rather than actual thought in a fable. You spend all your energy trying to come up with exceptions and special rules to explain the universe rather than logic and reason.

Yeah a dog can smell a tumor, a fish can get jittery before an earthquake, that's nice, tell me how every species of animal traveled (some over 10,000 miles) to get into an ark, and more importantly, how did they get home? How did they eat? How did they not have chromosone damage from inbreeding?

You laughably say that perhaps the animals sensed a disaster and returned when it was over, well what did they eat? Where are the fossil records? How did they swim across the Atlantic and Pacific to get home with no food?

How can you pretend to be so open minded and be so ignorant on the simplest questions? You are waving your ignorance like a flag, its silly.

Oh, yeah, "Its a miracle", the ultimate cop-out for the lazy minded.