[dirtboy]

I’m not quite sure how mammoths could be wiped out in the Flood and then subsequently be around for a post-Flood ice age.

[gdani]

I’m not quite sure how mammoths could be wiped out in the Flood and then subsequently be around for a post-Flood ice age.

I'm not sure where these "scientists" get off saying the mammoths are up to 40,000 years old when we all know the world is only about 6,000 years old. Duh!

(/sarc)

[GodGunsGuts]

See my reply in #3. My mistake.

[chuck_the_tv_out]

smart guy, that Noah. He didn't grab the biggest animals he could find.

[mnehring]

You should also find a lot of Mammoth evidence between Mount Ararat and Siberia if the two that where on the ark, had babies and migrated all the way up there.

[jonascord]

I’m not quite sure how mammoths could be wiped out in the Flood and then subsequently be around for a post-Flood ice age.

And, you would think that an Ice Age, mile thick sheets of ice, snow for 10,000 years, would have been at least mentioned, in passing, somewhere after the Tower of Babel, perhaps, squeezed in before Moses...