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by Starmaster on June 22nd, 2007

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Regarding Noah's Ark and Flood story...if the whole planet was covered with water, was it fresh or salt water? If it was fresh water, the salt water fishes and salt water living animals would have died, and vice versa. The story doesn't fit!!!

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  • by .avallach on July 6th, 2007

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    It seems to me that if it rained that long you would have ended up with, basically, salty fresh water, that may have been within tolerances of both types of fish. I know that if you make the change over a period of a few days you can convert salt water fish to fresh water and vice versa. There also probably would have been pockets of water that were saltier than others (where the oceans were) where sea creatures could have survived.

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