A Dutch carpenter, Johan Huiber, has just completed a copy of the Noah's Ark in the Bible that has saved the world in a cataclysm.
Huiber, 50, built a boat from cedar and pine wood. The whole boat was built by himself with modern tools, with the help of his son Roy Huiber.
Boats are about one-fifth the size of boats mentioned in the Bible. In the boat without roof is the zoo, with sheep, chickens, goats and camels.
Huiber hopes the boat-building project will make people more interested in some of the issues in the Old Testament, and the real obsessions related to environmental issues, such as global warming.
Below is a picture of the replica of Noah:
