Culture has given the tale of Noah's Ark some odd treatment over the years, regarding it almost as something wholesome. Think about it: It's basically a story of widespread genocide of nearly every living thing on Earth, yet still winds up on an infant's t-shirt. Granted, it's probably the idea of a bunch of animals with a kindly old man on a boat that does the trick, but even then, the reason they're all there in the first place is to-- *ahem* --repopulate the Earth, a concept likely a little over the heads of the age bracket this stuff is made for.
One thing you don't hear much of in Sunday School is Noah's raging bias against certain animals that were supposed to be on board the Ark, but kind of, y'know, "went missing" before they could board. When will the mainstream press finally find the stones to talk about Noah's hatred for unicorns, dragons, and dinosaurs? Maybe never. At least Catch the Ark, an endless-runner game for iOS, will help open up discussion on a topic that's been taboo for far too long.