Even though Noah’s Ark has not been discovered
yet, we have the Word of God that records in the
Hebrew book of B’resheet (Genesis) that the Ark
rested in the Mountains of Ararat. This emplacement
implies an altitude high above the current sea level, the
result of the catastrophic and universal Deluge, that in
biblical chronology happened about 4400 years ago. This
universal flood refaced the earth’s surface (mountains,
oceans, rivers, valleys, caves, fossils, sedimentary layers,
volcanoes, etc.). Furthermore, Noah, his seven family
members, and pairs of land dwelling animals that were
carried in the Ark survived the catastrophe. No water
dwelling creatures or insects were included in God’s
rescue venture.
We do not know with certainty what happened to the
Ark afterwards. The Ark may have disintegrated or rotted, or perhaps the lumber was reused, or it may still
exist intact somewhere on those mountains.