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I love those kind of programmes .... just imagine if they found enough DNA to clone a unicorn. There were unicorns on the Ark right?Bighuey wrote:I was just watching something where Robert Ballard, the underwater guy who found the Titantic is starting a search for Noahs Ark. That would really be something if he found it, but I would think it would have rotted away after all this time.
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That could be possible Fran. I saw on one of those oddball newsletters that in Korea I believe it was, they found unicorn remains. There was a book that came out some years ago In Search Of Noahs Ark. I dont remember the author but it was about people over the years looking for the ark, some claimed to have found it, there were photographs of what was claimed to be the ark on Mt. Aariat, pieces of wood that supposedly came from the ark, stuff like that. If you can find the book its an interesting read. There was a movie made from it in the 70's by a Utah movie co, Sun Classic Pictures.Fran wrote:I love those kind of programmes .... just imagine if they found enough DNA to clone a unicorn. There were unicorns on the Ark right?Bighuey wrote:I was just watching something where Robert Ballard, the underwater guy who found the Titantic is starting a search for Noahs Ark. That would really be something if he found it, but I would think it would have rotted away after all this time.
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