Episode 23: What do bats and pterosaurs have in common? How they get around gives scientists plenty to puzzle over. But first, a list of all the major bird families (and websites to find out more), and then it’s underwater to visit the gentle giants, Manatees! If you enjoy the Read more…
Did you know God compares the natural world to your worn out clothes? We explore Creation Ministries International’s magazine article about how arches and other geological features are falling down far faster than “millions of years” thinking would have us believe. We have a look at biomimicry of the kind Read more…
Ever wondered what God thought about how long Creation Week lasted? Some people got to hear God speaking out loud telling them He wanted them to follow His original seven day plan for working and resting. You can check it out for your self in Exodus chapter 20 as we Read more…
My family and I have been taking daily walks through the woods this Summer. We’ve seen downed branches and trees, but many more that weathered the storms. It takes a lot to fell a healthy tree in good soil! Which is better for building a strong home, wood or steel? Read more…
Over the past few weeks, I’ve been working on a redesign for this website. Even understanding a tiny bit about how computer programming works makes me think of DNA again: Many websites today use something called CSS, or a Cascading Style Sheet. It’s a set of commands telling the computer Read more…
Did you know dolphins/toothed whales and bats use the same kind of system to “see” with sound? Scientists call this ability “echolocation” [I bet you can figure out why: echo + location!] and it is really fun to learn about. Here’s where things get tricky for an Evolutionist. They don’t Read more…
I never thought this would be one of the animals I wrote about for this blog (I do not like snakes!), but we’ve just learned something about them that is truly amazing. First, what is a Black Mamba and why is it special? The Black Mamba of Africa is named Read more…
