If Noah's Global flood destroyed the world's biosphere by covering all the land, except for Noah and his family, and the animals that they took on the Ark, then can one explain how animals began to populate the Americas, which are and have been geographically isolated (via water) from the rest of the world? Did the great masses of pit vipers migrate through the Bering Sea from Asia?(never mind that none of them occur above the Arctic circle) People could have taken boats. Birds could have flown (most of them).. What about sloths? Did Noah Make the rounds and drop animals off when the waters receded? Yeah, and about that, where did the waters go? Even if both poles thawed, the world would still not be totally submerged.
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Don't try to use logic to explain a fairy tale... it ruins the story,
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There are no credible answers to your questions, at least not scientific ones. The global flood did not happen. However, good luck in your attempts to educate religious fanatics (creationists). But, do not waste too much time on it, unless you want to make a career out of it. Talking to a creationist is like talking to a brick wall.
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A somewhat alternate theory is that Noah's flood is the human remembrance of the flooding of the Black Sea.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6199827/ns/t…
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6199827/ns/t…
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You ought to ask this in the Religion section. You might find some people would actually try to provide an explanation. I have none, since I don't believe it.
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I don't think the bible or any Christians have ever disputed really fast continental drift...