The members of a honey bee hive all have jobs to do.  On today's program we'll take a look at the "soldier" bees who protect the hive from intruders.

How many different scents do you think your nose is able to smell? The answer is about 10,000. How does your nose tell the difference between a rose and a skunk? Until only recently, scientists really weren’t sure.

What scientists discovered about the mastodons’ diet could upset some theories about what drove them to extinction.

Could the giant flying fox be a primate? In the 18th century, scientists weren’t quite sure what to do with bats. Some wanted to classify them as primates.

On today's program we'll tell you about a discovery that proves the first five book of the Bible, written by Moses, is older than what liberal scholars claim.

On today's program we'll tell you about a fish that "fishes"  for fish, using its own unique bait!

A revolutionary design in metal-cutting blades is changing the metal-working industry. Where did this idea come from? 

It was a design inspired by God's creation!

The engineering excellence found in nature and from which we have learned so much even in this day of interplanetary probes, is not witness to a mindless process of evolution, but to a wise and mindful Creator.

Yet the genetic code within each of your cells is an even more sophisticated information storage and transmission system. Not only does your genetic code store far more information in a microscopic space than our largest computers can, it has a built-in error correction system.

On today's program we'll tell you about a very scary fungus . . . but no need to worry.  This fungus is only interested in insects!