What happened to the dinosaurs during the global flood 4500 years ago? Well science is divided on whether they were allowed onto the Ark but evidence

points towards this being true. Renowned creation scientists have said that they were, so what happened to them? Well, unfortunately their demise was not a very pleasant one. First we must ask ourselves, what is the biggest, fiercest reptiles in the World today and why did they survive? Of course the answer is the rhinoceros and of course the fearsome hippopotamus. These maneaters were also on the Ark and they had to be fed and fed they were. Using the powerful venom in their tusks they disabled the helpless T Rex's (which were much smaller) and set upon their prey. By the time the Ark reached the North Pole to drop off the penguins and the polar bears nary a dinosaur was left.

So James Darwin was right, it was the survival of the fittest...Thoughts?

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TrunkZ · 56-60, M Best Comment

I heard from a reliable anonymous source on the internet that the ants on the Ark were of the carpenter variety and that the weight of the large dinosaurs caused the Ark's bottom to drop where the ants had weakened it. All the dinosaurs were lost before the opening could be secured. The biggest mystery however is whether this was a random act of ant mischief or whether they were hired by the rhinos and hippos to do this dastardly deed. The investigation did not proceed however because the passengers were afraid that they'd be the ants' next victim 😔😔

AndysAttic · 56-60, M

@TrunkZ Sir, this is a plausible theory but I think you will find that the rhino's ate all but one pair of healthy aardvarks so I find it hard to believe that the ants would have been on their side. Although, they may have been threatened...for shame.

TrunkZ · 56-60, M

@AndysAttic Perhaps. Things were crazy in the before times. Thank goodness these kinds of dastardly acts don't occur anymore. Heck, even the murder hornets that had been so hyped up seem to have assimilated into a more civilized society. They are following the example that we humans have set.

AndysAttic · 56-60, M

@TrunkZ Indeed Sir, I think humans fell when Mary Ann Twanette (the face that launched a thousand shrimps) was hung from the guillotine...We lost our humanity on that day.

TrunkZ · 56-60, M

@AndysAttic I'm just glad we in the States honor the sacrifices made...

badminton · 61-69, MVIP

@TrunkZ Ants sank the dinosaurs... I learn so many new and interesting things here on SW.

TrunkZ · 56-60, M

@badminton Carpenter Ants, I heard 😌😌

AndysAttic · 56-60, M

@TrunkZ I liked 'rainy days and Mondays'.

TrunkZ · 56-60, M

@AndysAttic Hmmm... They always get me down

AndysAttic · 56-60, M

@TrunkZ And then the postman comes and it is fine.

TrunkZ · 56-60, M

@AndysAttic I hate that guy. He always rings twice 😡😡

TrunkZ · 56-60, M

@AndysAttic Thanks for BC