Atheists Do NOT Like This Part of Noah’s Ark 

What would really impress me, is if they would load the ark with real animals and 8 people and float it on the water for a whole year and see how things work out.

Wow, what an accomplishment! Noah and fam found a way to keep 325,000 gallons of drinking water and 400 tons of diverse food (meats, grain, etc.) fresh and safely consumable for a year. And without electricity? Amazing! It's almost unbelievable.

If I could just give one constructive suggestion: Think about how you would want to be treated on a guided tour. You ought title the videos professionally, invitingly, friendly, & courteously, as you would be inviting guest on a guided tour through your exhibits. The video itself is as friendly and inviting as anyone would expect to be treated on a guided tour. Answers in Genesis features a lot of professionals that give seminars in a matter-of-fact way. "Atheist Do NOT Like This..." and similar titles sounds petty, childish and confrontational, and not as matter-of-fact as it out to be. Are we confrontational, or are we seeking souls? Rather, I suggest crafting titles that tell us what the video is about. For example, this video could have simply have been titled, "Methods Noah Could Have Used to Care for the Animals Aboard the Ark." Simple; it tells me what the video is about, and what I can expect to learn from it. Trust me, you will get the confrontational atheist commenting any ways, but confrontation won't be blamed on you. Thanks, God bless.

I’m an atheist, and I watch all of this stuff. It is very entertaining.

My favorite part of the story is when the ark landed the carnivores waited long enough for the herbivores to reproduce before eating them.

A compelling argument for why the human race is doomed.

How does she figure aquatic animals wouldn't need to be on the ark? Even if there was not enough freshwater to dilute the salinity of the oceans, which would kill marine animals, freshwater fish would have been doomed.

For people that don’t believe in evolution, you think 2 of each “kind” was on the boat only? How did the kinds get so different and have so many of each “kind”? Like how did there become 23 species of foxes from a pair of animals with less than 6000 years?

AIG got a few points though on this. This is one of the few times I have seen a video by creationists, directed at atheists, that has comments enabled. Large claps over here.

The funny thing is that you deny evolution as a way for animals to develop, but then propose an extremely fast evolution from the moment of the ark landing on Ararat to allow for the few "Kinds" of animals on that boat to develop to all the current animals. Such a rapid evolution is a pure fiction because that simply is not possible at the speed it had to have developed over just a few thousand years. And also it is quite amazing that the predators on the Ark obviously did not need to eat anything for several years after the flood until there were enough reproduction of the herbivores to have reached a population that could have withstood some "Culling" from predators. Were all predators in hibernation for a few hundred years or what?

And Noah said, "well, so much for the unicorns. From now on, all carnivores will be restricted to 'C' deck"

Love how all the modern solutions to the problems are presented as being how it was done 6000 years ago.

To be fair, we wont dislike it either. We will just be bored by it. A big empty barn, with no live animals in it. Just animatronic models. And no explanation of how to deal with the poop problem, or the methane problem. And a very poor attempt to distract from the full scope of the food problem.

"Exit via the gift shop please" "We really need the cash"

As an atheist...... I really like this

Why are creationist using evolution to explain how Noah was able to get 2 of every animal on the arc?

I don't want to cause any arguments etc, but I find it very interesting the different povs between Christians and atheists in the comments. Atheists see all this as an impossible occurrence, because they believe of no higher power (God), but Christians see that is is possible because they do believe in a God, who was with Noah, helping him, and Noah and his family weren't alone. From my own perspective, I don't struggle in believing the great flood happened. One thing I've learned is that water didn't just "rain" down, but it came up from the earth. I believe theres a study to show there's enough water beneath the earth's land to cover it all? Not too sure off the top of my head. That, I believe, is what caused glaciers and fish fossils to be found up mountains etc. I do recommend looking into the science of it as well. Also, because I do believe in God, that means I accept the fact there is a higher power whom I can't even begin to understand his power and abilities, but I know I don't have to try and understand. Hope this makes sense!

So many questions: 400 tons of food… how many years does one man needed to harvest it? Where were they stored while he was building the ark? How long did one man needed to build this ark? How long did he need to collect all the species?

As an ex-atheist, I want to thank all of the skeptics that have commented here for proving the Bible true, again…. 2 Peter 3:3-6 (HCSB): 3 First, be aware of this: Scoffers will come in the last days to scoff, living according to their own desires, 4 saying, “Where is the promise of His coming? Ever since the fathers fell asleep, all things continue as they have been since the beginning of creation.” 5 They willfully ignore this: Long ago the heavens and the earth were brought about from water and through water by the word of God. 6 Through these waters the world of that time perished when it was flooded.

Amazing place to visit...gotta give credit to the effort to build this...well done.

I really like how much thought they put into how the ark functioned when every bit of scientific evidence points to the fact that it’s a myth.

God is able to feed and watered all the animals inside the ark. God is also able to keep all the animals alive without food or water. Jesus fed 5,000 people with a few fishes. People think the hand of the Lord is short that He cannot save.

Just because you don't subscribe to this myth (or any other or these beliefs) that does not make you an atheist.

How can anyone believe Noah’s Ark as literal truth? It’s impossible.

It's amazing the length people go to prove mythology. It's astrotheology folks!

This girl works at a zoo, I have a question for her: would see be able to take care of her entire zoo on her own, for one entire year?

You suppose that atheists actually care... I don't think that an average atheist thinks more about the feasibility of the Ark as an average christian thinks about the effectiveness of human sacrifices or about the best ways to interpret what the oracle said at Delphi. We know the story, we find it interesting, it may make us think about the questions of life but we never considered for a minute that it can be true.

It's BIG, it's Beautiful so it must be REAL! I just LOVE how these poor, locked up animals lived in their close quarters for a YEAR. Couldn't do that today, but then most of us live in reality.

I like how people forget how over-populated the boat would have become quickly. A fly has a life cycle about 28 days, and the female can lay around 120 eggs. Just 6 months in, there would be SOOOOOOO many flies. That's just 1 insect. Don't get me started on rabbits, guinea pigs, and rodents in general...

You’re gonna have to try a lot harder to convince me. My mind is struggling to understand that people like this actually exist in the world …

Which part won't atheists like? The make-believe part..or the recently edited, make-believe part..? So afraid of speculation! One of my favorites is that the Chupacabra is the love-child of the Platapus and the Unicorn(..who's still pissed he was left off the Ark!).

We don't like the fact that it's made of concrete... and metals beams... Also the fact that it won't even float in water.

The fact that it’s 2022 and people STILL believe that THEIR religious mythology is truth and everyone else’s are wrong blows my mind. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️ ALL human constructs. Literally thousands of religions have come and gone.

Seriously, atheists love this!

Theists don't like this part: It's fiction

And dear zookeeper, while you’re at it, can you break down and describe how Santa hits all those households in a 24-hour period?

I only have two questions. 1. Where did the extra water come from, enabling the planet to be covered in water? 2. Where did the extra water go, after the flood? In order to flood even the mountain tops with water, the water level would have to have been so high, that 4 or 5 times the amount of water that exists, would have needed to exist during the flood.

So penguins rode in the pouches of kangaroos in order for them to get to Austrailia?

I love every single part of it... Specially the dinosaur part... I hadn't laughed like this in a while.... Pure comedic genius.

I am impressed how they got all the detail and the original electric lights just like in Noah's day; and that shiny floor. It is just like being there at the time. For those who read this, this is sarcasm!

Sorry, I must have missed the genetic bottleneck. Amazing the diversification of life in just 6000 years! Where could I find your list of the various 'kinds' that were on the arc?

I find it hilarious when someone tries to present stories from the bible like its fact, no matter how ludicrous it is.

Imagine being a modern Christian and having to use clickbait titles to try and sell an idea. All of this is beyond moronic.

Imagine thinking two of any animal could repopulate an entire planet.

Ahahahaha when I saw the dinosaurs I lost my poop. The only dinosaurs that Noah could have on that ship were birds.

I just can't help but think of all the massive trees that were cut down to make this Ark display replica.

I'm a salamander. I really don't want to live in the dark in a small earthenware pot for a year, thank you. I have a very strong suspicion it will kill me.

I don't get how they don't just pretend it's all a metaphor or allegorical. Trying to claim it's actually real just makes most people laugh at them.

How did Noah travel to Australia to pick up Kangaroos and the other odd things about 4000 years before australia was discovered? Apparently after the flood he took them back home too.

"Different genetics and characteristics THAT WERE ALREADY PRESENT" Just because someone talks with confidence doesn't mean they know what they are talking about.

It's not that we dislike anything about the ark. We think the whole thing was done by Monty Python because it is so ridiculous.

Why would God actively create an environment for animals to have incest? I thought that was a sin…

The saddest thing about the Ark is all the species Noah Couldn't get on the Ark like Dragons, Minotaurs, Centaurs, Hydra's, Elves, Goblins, Ogres and of course the most beautiful of all Unicorns🦄. There where Cats and Rats and Elephants and Long neck Geese and Green Aligators but those naughty Unicorns kept playing in the rain. 🤣🤣

The *Dinosaur* explanation is so convincing I am speechless ...

I’m so proud of Noah hunting down polar bears and Nile crocodiles to cram onto the ark

And. I'll go on record here and now. I used to be religious. I have been baptized. I went to every church function for years and years when I was a kid. I never felt a presence. I got on my knees as a child and asked Jesus to save me. To come into my heart and fill it with love. I was a good child, and I grew up to be a good man. Not a saint, but good. I have never felt the presence of God. No matter how much I prayed. No matter how I tried to have my Pastor and others pray with me (which they ALWAYS did) I never felt the presence of God. What did I get? Or, in fact, my mom got?; A mock bill from the church suggesting she give 10% of her tax refund to the church. I was done. I still prayed for years before meals. But I eventually stopped. I have put my life on the line for every single one of you. I was willing to fight and die. But I lucked out I guess. And to this day, I feel no presence. Although... welcome. But I know it's just not that simple, right? There are just too many things written in the Bible that time has proven to be wrong. And the argument always comes down to "you just have to have faith". And I put that in the same arena as Santa Claus. Sorry to you, Christians.

It’s truly amazing that not 1 animal passed away in the year they were on the so-called Ark. if one died that’s the end of their species. Couldn’t reproduce.

In my opinion, it's not about like or dislike, it creates confusion between myth and fact in people's mind. None can benefit from such confusion in long term.

Next spring, my youngest son and I, are going on a civil war tour in Virginia. We're from Missouri. So we are definitely going stop on our way too see your musiem!! Very excited for this!!

"Atheists Do NOT Like This Part of Noah’s Ark" Indicating that there are other parts that atheists do like. I particularly like that EXIT sign. It is the only thing in there that is providing useful information.

The best comedy on the tube by far...the mental capacity of the believers is astonishing.

"history began from when it was recorded" the absolute hubris and massive stupidity one has to posess to be able to form such a sentence ..... wow

Here's some big questions, 1.Who will the animals offsprings mate with? 2. What did the koalas eat, because they only eat eucalyptus leaves which are found in adjacent areas of New Guinea, Australia, and Indonesia NOT IN THE MIDDLE EAST!!!!!! 3. you said 2 of every animal, should that include insects as well? 4. if dinosaurs were on the ark and made it to land the large carnivores would of over hunted the smaller mammalian carnivores and herbivores because like all predators THEY GO FOR THE SMALL AND WEAK!!!! If a T.rex had to choose between a Stegosaurus and elephant it would go for the elephant.

Very interesting, a completely creative approach to explain a mythological fantasy.

2 of each kind argument is comedy gold 😂😂

The fact that so many people in the comment section challenge the video with scientific knowledge and logic thinking actually prove we still have hopes to survive as a species in this harsh universe! 👍👍

This fairy tale is not one of my favorites because the kids are always walking away mumbling about what ridiculous story it is!

This takes comedy to the next level! Why is this hilariousness just showing up on my feed now? Every time they say fact I get a nice chuckle.

Why do atheists have to be so angry?!

4:48 how could Noah survive on an ark what with the amount of methane gas that would build up from the animals waste ?

Great video! I am an atheist, but I want to apologize on behalf of the nonbelievers who have treated you guys poorly. I might not agree with your worldview, but you are by no means insane, unintelligent, or uninformed in any way, and it's genuinely refreshing to see you challenging your own beliefs with the practical questions regarding the ark. You don't just say that the great flood happened and leave it at that, you actually try to hypothesize about what living circumstances might have been like given the flood was a real event.

Bears aren’t carnivorous… They are Omnivores… The question isn’t “what did the omnivores eat? It’s what did the strictly carnivorous animals eat. I’ve never heard of crocodiles or alligators being omnivorous. And what about snakes? Most aren’t omnivores and most of them don’t even eat things that aren’t alive. Was Noah lucky and the only “Kind” he got was a herbivor snake? How did the snakes cross continents? Still makes no sense.

I'm just fascinated by how people believe this nonsense. I suppose that they've thought this through for thousands of years and convinced the blind that no other religion was around etc.

If there are an estimated 6.5 million species of land animal, and every single one of which would have needed to be represented on the boat if they can't evolve (not that the mere few thousand years between noah's flood and the present would be enough time for that anyway), then there had to be about 13 million land animals present on the ark. To be fair, the very vast majority of these are invertebrates (The boat would be blanketed with millions of insects and spiders). Still, there are almost 30 thousand vertebrate species many of which would require substantially more care than the invertebrates. True, many of them (I don't know how many exactly) are aquatic creatures, but some of those are freshwater animals who can't live in saltwater. If the entire earth flooded the water would naturally be quite salty, so noah would need on his ark facilities for housing aquatic creatures. He'd also need to find a way that, say, a polar bear could live in the same area as a desert reptile such that one isn't overheating or freezing, without having refrigeration or heat lamps. Very few land plants could survive the sudden rush of water or being submerged for several days, so noah would need to take seeds or saplings of every species of land plant with him, as well as all aquatic plant species. Like the animals, many plant species die without a carefully controlled climate, so he'd need a way to do that, again without refrigeration or heat lamps. With all their hosts destroyed, billions of species of microbe would have gone extinct, so noah's passengers would need to carry them or they wouldn't be around today. So noahs gotta go everywhere on earth, including the americas, australia and antarctica (BEFORE he has a floating ark to get there), gather up millions of bugs and spiders, thousands of larger animals, locate and collect samples of almost half a million land plants, then put on his diving gear and get the freshwater plants and animals. Then he needs to find examples of every disease and parasite that his animals and family can suffer from and infect them with it. Then once the flood is over he's gotta spread all those plants and animals across 7 continents with the only means of getting them across the oceans now grounded, somehow keep the plants from just dying immediately in the saltwater-saturated earth, somehow keep the animals from just dying immediately since there's nothing but each other to eat, and then, and only then, can he finally.... ... try to expand his disease-stricken family on a planet that's almost entirely lifeless, unfarmable mud and undrinkable salty water. edit: 3 things I forgot: 1: fungus. Noah would also need to go collecting samples from all the various fungal species that would otherwise be destroyed like the plants. 2: All the rain and mixing of water would cause a huge drop in the ocean's overall temperature. Some sensitive saltwater aquatic species, like tropical fish, would also need to be kept on the ark to survive the sudden change in temperature and nutrient balance. I don't know if any shark or whale species would need to be brought on board. 3: he could potentially skip some of the plant species that would get killed by the flood, if they had seeds that were hardy enough to survive it. Of course, they would be spread all over the world so we would see these same plant species everywhere. I mean, assuming they didn't just die in the salty earth when it was over.

U guys r so brave! I would never admit on the internet that I didn’t go to elementary school

There are many instances of fact in the Bible which have little to do with whether you are Christian or not. Being a believer myself, I have realized nothing will make anyone believe what they have decided to reject -- especially when trying to back an atheist in to a corner. Hopefully at some point in time they will encounter that which is beyond condemnation and come home.

I want to know what food was storage on the ark, how did the fish survived, where did all the water go, and how did the ship survive the stormy oceanic planet.

I see Ken Ham and his team has been hard at work trying to fix the errors of the bible. More updates coming soon after the next scientific discovery, folks.

I was a skeptic at first, but then I saw the dinosaurs and it all made sense.

What about the part that says Noah started building the ark when he was 600 years old?

Isn't it just crazy that Noah somehow managed to harvest all the food for all the animals in advance and somehow managed to make it not rot and then somehow captured every animal that existed at that time, all that while being over 300 years old. Wow such impressive

What did the lions eat after they let then off the ark? Did they keep feeding them dried meat so they didn't eat the 2 goats?

The comedy value is high -- until you realize people do believe this.

That's amazing! I never realized they had electric lights back then. The technology must've gotten lost somewhere along the way. And those shiny floors. To do that without a buffing machine, they must've been geniuses.

Atheists LOVE Noah's Arc because it makes christian's look like complete and utter fools.

Imagine being locked inside a boat the size of the ark with one small window and no AC

The '' noah's ark '' fairytale shows just how crazy you have to be to believe in the bible.

So, in order to answer our question about how they could fit all the animals on the ark, they say "oh, this bear is indicative of ALL bears." Well in that case, if God created all species, he finished after the flood was over with all the rest of the bears? I think they should have left this part out. Also, didn't these animals mate during the year they were on the ship? That would make a LOT of rabbits.

Karina gives so much information in such an engaging way. Makes me want to go back to the Ark for a third time and hear more of her in-person presentations in the auditorium or at the zoos.

Still trying to figure out where it says Noah had paintings, coca cola and Pepsi machines, lights, a novelty shop and an air conditioner on the ark

This is great, I love visiting this channel when I want a good laugh💀

An answer is a response, a response is not always an answer.

Atheist here... It's truly sad there exist adults who actually believe some dude and his family were somehow able to round up every friggin species of creature on the planet or have them rounded up for him to load onto a single boat and care for all of them for an entire year without any of them dying off or eating each other. The superstitious story of Noah's Ark would be much more credible if Noah only had to care for the animals for 1 week of flooding and if the story specified an additional 1 family and 1 boat per continent. Folks, rounding up every manner of creature the world over and cramming them all into a single boat is laughable on it's face. The logistics alone of gathering up all of the animals are impossible. You're truly lost to religion if you take the story of Noah's Ark at face value and think it's real.

Amazing how he thinks evolution is a joke, then she tells us evolution led to all bear species coming from the brown bear.

Hmm, very interesting thank you. So Noah took 1400 different kinds of animals, and thanks to him today we have over 11,000 different kinds of birds on our planet. It almost sounds as if the animals that survived the flood gradually became the wide variety of animal we have today. I think that's called speciation. And here I thought that you guys didn't believed in evolution, yet you're happily providing evidence for it. Thanks!

How many tons of eucalyptus leaves did they have in storage for the koalas. Where did they get the leaves from as at that time eucalpts hadn't been discovered. Oh yes and of course, where did they find the koalas, kangaroos, emus, echidnas, platypus, etcf totally unknown or unseen birds that only Australia has? Why did Noah keep his discovery of Australia a secret?

Why would Atheists not like this video??? That girl is really informative about animals and clearly knows her stuff. Even the stuff about the Ark is cool. Believe it or not but many Atheists, me included love the Bible. Its a great fantasy book with a lot of philosophy stuff.

It's funny how they have answers for everything, that's the dark side of fanatism

I love how empty the place is and the void of relevance it has brought to the town that it promised to swarm with tourist. Definitively a place to go if you want to witness big blunders

Atheists are smart enough to know that Noah’s ark could not have existed as described in the Bible! Give us a break