If aquatic dinosaurs survived the great flood, where are they now?

Answer 1

have you ever actually read the bible ?

Answer 2

Probably the same place as the dodo bird, the carrier pigeon, and the thousands of other species known to have become extinct during the last 4000 years.

Surviving the Flood did not guarantee a species that it would continue to survive after that forever. Otherwise we would have no need for an endangered species list.

Answer 3

Technically, there is no such thing as an aquatic Dinosaur. Plesiosaurs and Icthiosaurs for example, are known as prehistoric aquatic reptitles. Dinoasurs are land-dwelling.

There was of course, no great flood.

Answer 4

Why would they not have survived the flood? Yes the salinity of the water would have been way down, but they still could have survived. We know there are many places in the ocean that are very deep where anything could live out of sight.

Answer 5

There wasn't a flood. In any case if there were humans around at the time of the alleged flood, dinosaurs and their kin had been extinct for about 65million years.

Answer 6

They couldn't survive the great flood because they were extinct millions of years before that event occurred.

Answer 7

It is very possible that some have survived. In the news over the last few years strange and unusual animals have been seen or fished up alive or dead.

Also, the Bible speaks of God calling on some of these big sea creatures to hunt down the wicked who try to hide from his wrath in the sea.

Answer 8

Loch Ness and Lake Champlain in Canada are a couple of places where they have been sighted. Could be anywhere like the coelacanth.
http://www.dinofish.com/

Answer 9

Loch Ness, Scotland

Answer 10

Bermuda Triangle.

Answer 11

They found asylum ages ago in my realm.
Yes, I can still recall those days of old.

Dinosaurs are inteligent beings, my friend. Almost as inteligent as humans, if only they can type on a keyboard.