How did the pronghorn, bison, and sloths(!) which are indigenous only to the New World make it to the Ark?

Answer 1

excellent question - lol

Same for marsupials, australian animals and so on.

And pinguins lol.

And fishes, worms, insects and so on...
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Answer 2

Their ancestors range was probably broader.
We don't know the geography of the earth before the flood waters were dropped when the canopy was opened up.

However, like the Indians, a lot of animals probably crossed the Beriut strait.

Answer 3

You're only scratching the surface of this type of question with relation to the ark. Belief in the story requires either extreme ignorance or a leap of faith. I'd say at least half of yahoo answers users believe in the story so I'd say our nation is full of faith and ignorance. It's healthy really. Just let them believe what they want and only call them out when they step on your toes.

Answer 4

They didn't. Their ancestors did. Have you ever heard of evolution with in a species? This is what happened in the last 4400 years since the flood with in each species of animals. Only one kind of bears where on the ark. One kind of deer, one kind of dog and so on. When you think about it in that way it's not so impossible to gather two of every kind of animal. Notice I said kind and not breed. The Bible states it the same way.

Answer 5

Actually, the bison is found in both the new world and the old.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wisent

Answer 6

They had around 400 years to make their way there.

Answer 7

They were carried by rocs, of course. Sadly, the rocs didn't fit and drowned.

Answer 8

Good question