Originally Posted by CTD
I wasn't there; but one reasonably expects some plants may have survived in the ground and most types would have perished, but left seed.
So the animals all ate seeds until the new plants could grow? Perhaps they just ate some of that sediment covered dead plant matter.

Also, the Flood started in the second month of the Hebrew calendar which is in the spring around April or May. I don't think there are many seeds around at that time of year.

Quote
One can learn what seeds are in kindergarten, you know.
Certainly. Just as one learns in kindergarten the time of year most plants produce seeds .

However, I can't really hold that fact against you. You probably didn't think about when God started the Flood. One has to actually read the Bible to gain that kind of esoteric knowledge.

A faith that connot survive collision with the truth is not worth many regrets. -- Arthur C. Clarke