As you know, we get milk from cows by milking them. But did you know that some species of ants have their own livestock from which they get honeydew? We'll tell you more on today's program.

  Photo: Ants and Aphids by Agrinberg – CC 2.0

If the worldwide flood of Noah’s time actually happened, we would expect there to be a flood of flood legends from all over the world. As you’ll learn from today's program, that’s exactly what we DO find!

 Photo: Walterfall by Simon Berger – Pixabay.com

It has been estimated that there are more than 10 million billion ants on our planet. Why would God want there to be so many ants? That’s a question we'll answer on today’s program.

Photo: Ant by Josch – Pixabay.com

On today’s program we look at the age of the universe. But rather than using the dates found in science textbooks, we’ll be looking at the universe itself through high-resolution cameras.

Photo: Milky Way – Pexel – Pixaby.com

Did you know that plants cry out when they need attention, such as when they want water? You can’t hear them, but plants really do make a fuss. Find out about noisy plants on today's program.

Photo: Corn by couleur -Pixabay.com

Why doesn’t the immune system of pregnant women reject her unborn child as foreign tissue, like it would be expected to do? As our program's host will explains – the baby’s father has a lot to do with it!

Photo: Baby and Mom Hands – Pixabay.com

On today’s program, we introduce you to the male rattlebox moth. This unusual moth wins the affection of lady moths by coating their eggs with poison that keep them safe from predators.

  Photo: Rattlebox moth by Judy Gallaghe CC 2.0

Did you know that the chemical that lights up fireflies is being studied by medical researchers for use in the treatment of heart disease? Find out more about the research on today’s program.

  Photo: Eastern Fireflyby Art Farme -r CC By SA 2.0

It seems like we’re constantly bombarded with frightening stories about how global warming will destroy all life on Earth. But on  today’s Creation Moment, we'll explain God has given us a thermostat to protect our planet.

Photo: Desert – Pixabay.com

Science textbooks published by evolutionists typically include stories about how feathers on bird wings evolved from the scales of reptiles. But on today’s our host, will explains why such stories are nothing but flights of fancy.

Photo: Dove in flight – Pixabay.com