We Talk About the Animals, but What About the Fungus
Ken Ham often talks about the 'billions of dead things' in the rocks, but my question is about the living things that didn't make it onto the boat. Almost every plant on Earth, including the olive trees and grapevines mentioned in the Bible, can't actually grow or eat without specific fungi living in the soil. If the entire world was buried under miles of crushing, salty floodwater for a year, all that beneficial soil life would have been choked out and killed.
So, when Noah stepped off the Ark, he wasn't looking at a garden; he was looking at a planet covered in sterile, toxic sludge. Without those microscopic fungi to help the plants grow, how did the first seeds not just starve to death in 'dead' dirt the moment they sprouted?