Your explanations provide no answers as to
how the megafauna ended up
within - sometimes
deep within - the Permafrost.
And the “evidence” you claim, is really arguments from shallow-thinkers, such as the “all the vegetation would have rotted” argument. Or this one: “the Ark couldn’t have withstood all those stresses.” Or this gem: “how did the animals get back to their original environments?”
Keep in mind, it was a
controlled event was it not?
Did God
want to kill all the vegetation?
No.
God doesn’t have the ability to protect who or what He wants from a catastrophe?
Of course He can.
If as the account implies God brought the animals
to Noah, would He have the ability to
take them back? Of course.
Genesis
specifically states that
Jehovah God Himself caused the waters above to ’pour down’ (Genesis 6:12), and the waters below to “burst forth.” - Genesis 6:11
Are we to assume then that Jehovah God did
nothing else?
But we
do have evidence that
resulted from the Flood. It can be found here:
Global Flood evidence: ***1.Vast herds of grazing animals, perhaps millions of them, discovered within the permafrost (called muck fields by some, due to the mud mixed in from previous melting), in the Alaskan and Yukon regions. In the Siberian permafrost, a few have been discovered upright...
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Best wishes.