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If Australia is completely surrounded by water, how did two Kangaroos get on Noah's Arc? |
Travel Info If Australia is completely surrounded by water, how did two Kangaroos get on Noah's Arc? Travel Tips " The coninents were all stuck together then doofas!! " Ignorance rules! Australia has not been connected to Asia for over 100 million years. There is a water barrier called the Wallace Line which prevented the placental mammals of Asia colonising Australia and similarly prevented the Australian marsupials from colonising Asia. The Wallace Line is named after Alfred Wallace whose independent thesis on evolution was read at the same time as Darwin's to the Linnaean Society in 1858. There is no evidence of kangaroos, koalas, thylacines, numbats, wombats, antechinuses, bilbies, quokkas, possums, bandicoots, gliders, quolls, kowaris, echidnas, platypuses or any of the other unique Australian fauna anywhere between Mt Ararat and Australia. They have never been there. There has never been a global flood, there is no evidence for it. Others Since I always see dinosaurs with the other animals on Noah's Ark, I'm assuming the continents hadn't split up yet I'd assume that pangea was still in existence (when all the continents were connected) which would make it plausible. LOL! Great question. I don't know, maybe Noah went to Australia just to get the outback creatures after he'd round up all the other ones. The coninents were all stuck together then doofas!! Pangea or wateva its called. Noah's arc? yeah as if that happened 2 of every animal and every species on the earth on one boat- maybe Santa dropped two roos on our continent instead or it could have been the Easter bunny. Being Kangaroos, I'd say they hopped onto Noah's Ark |
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