Abstract
There is no doubt that this book is the definitive work on the Ark and its feasibility. John Woodmorappe analyses, numerically where possible, about every conceivable question Christians and critics, alike, have ever asked about the feasibility of the Ark. Woodmorappe really shines with those aspects of the Ark that critics deem the most contradictory to reason, such as the number of animals on the Ark, the gathering of the animals, how could the eight people care for all the animals, and waste management.