MOUNT ARARAT, TURKEY (Worthy Satire) – Archaeologists have announced a groundbreaking discovery on the slopes of Mount Ararat, claiming to have uncovered what they believe is the remnants of Noah’s Ark — and inside, something even more miraculous: fossilized animal droppings, ancient hay, and what appears to be a sealed jar labeled “Mosquito – Do Not Open”.
The find has quickly caught the attention of top scientists, including those from the shadowy remnants of Jurassic Park, who are now hoping to extract DNA from the preserved samples.
“We’re particularly interested in the dino-bird hybrid feather stuck to a pitch tar wall,” said Dr. Ian Melancholy, lead paleogeneticist. “This could be our breakthrough — the first Bible-confirmed dinosaur egg since Job 40:15.”
Meanwhile, theologians are divided.
“Some say dinosaurs never made it on the Ark,” explained Rev. Cal Pillar of the Institute for Genesis Zoology. “But clearly, they were stuck in traffic on the way from Pangaea.”
Christian groups worldwide are buzzing over the implications.
Lifeway bookstores have already begun pre-orders for Ark: The Untold Stories – From Stegosaurus to Shem. And the Southern Baptist Convention issued a warning: “If they clone a T-Rex, it better be saved and Spirit-filled before entering the U.S.”
In an unexpected turn, the local Turkish government has invited Hillsong to perform a worship concert at the excavation site. When asked why, officials said, “Because if the rocks cry out, we want to amplify it.”
Finally, a local church potluck committee from Kentucky has volunteered to “prepare the beasts for post-rapture barbecues,” citing Levitical grilling techniques.
As for the Jurassic Park team, they’ve issued a public disclaimer: “We solemnly swear not to clone anything that can outrun Pastor Greg’s golf cart.”
Stay tuned for the next chapter: “Ark Park: Dominion of the Dove.”
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