>1. How did Noah build a quarter mile long wooden Ark with only 3 guys within a 3 months?

>2. How did Noah gather carnivores without getting eaten?

>3. If a human body needs 3kg of proteins a day and lions need 30 kg/day, How did Noah procure enough meat for themselves to last 150 days without killing his animals?

>4. How did Noah keep all the animals shit out of the Ark? Did he use animal shit to grow food in his ark?

>5. How did Noah's and his animals' descendants not suffer from incest related diseases after the flood?

>6. Where are the dinosaurs?

Answer: God helped him/we don't know (distribute as needed)

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>How do myths work?

>>17758598 (OP)
There's an exact description on how to build his arch in the book. Why has no one ever try to remake it?

>>17758598 (OP)
>>1. How did Noah build a quarter mile long wooden Ark with only 3 guys within a 3 months?

Hard concept. Gen Zs like you should look up "work" in the dictionary

>>2. How did Noah gather carnivores without getting eaten?

Like Romans brought beasts into amphitheatres

>>3. If a human body needs 3kg of proteins a day and lions need 30 kg/day, How did Noah procure enough meat for themselves to last 150 days without killing his animals?

Gen 1:30

>And to all the beasts of the earth and all the birds in the sky and all the creatures that move along the ground—everything that has the breath of life in it—I give every green plant for food.” And it was so.

Every animal can eat some plants. Noah knew which, now the knowledge is probably lost.

>>17758598 (OP)
>How did Noah build a quarter mile long wooden Ark with only 3 guys within a 3 months?
Where does it say they only had 3 months?
>If a human body needs 3kg of proteins a day and lions need 30 kg/day, How did Noah procure enough meat for themselves to last 150 days without killing his animals?
They brought extra animals as a food source. It says so in the Genesis account (Genesis 6:21).
>How did Noah's and his animals' descendants not suffer from incest related diseases after the flood?
According to the Genesis account their genetics were better back then, resulting in the human lifespan being much longer.
>Where are the dinosaurs?
As far as I'm aware they were long extinct by that point.