What did Noah do with all that manure?

I guess he threw it overboard. Maybe he used it to make paper. And that opens another question...where did Noah get food for all those animals? It's not like there were freezers for meat back then. And he certainly didn't feed the lions a zebra whenever they got hungry. So many holes. I prefer the Native American's version of the Great Flood to be honest with you.

On board garden, most likely. The rest was probably disposed of through what's called a moon pool. There are many advantages to a moon pool. It helps relieve stress on longer ocean-going vessels, it pumps in fresh air through the natural action of the waves, and it provides a place to dump refuse.

Noah was just another imaginary character in mans inane fictional novel called the "BI(b)LE" The only BS that he dealt with was going along with the plot, because inorder for it to rain enough to cover the earth, the earth would of had to be under water to begin with!!! Rain water does not start in the clouds it is water that has evaporated from earth to fill the clouds to overcapacity in order to dump it back onto the land!!! Study something other than the idiotic "BI(b)LE" and you would know that!!!

He put it all in a book and called it The Bible.

(especially the horse sh*t)

what do you think kept the Ark floating?

Well they needed something to eat...

food was scarce...