Evolutionists must have a very strong faith because most of them believe in the spontaneous generation of life, and everyone knows this has been disproven. So how do they get around this fact? Find out on today's program.

When one species of animal mates with a different species and gives birth to offspring with features from both species, is this evidence for evolution? Not at all, and we'll tell you why on today's program.

With their photos of polar bears sitting on tiny pieces of ice, climate-change alarmists are trying to make us think that humans are wiping out the polar bear population. But today's program tells you what's REALLY going on.

Climate-change alarmists think they're saving the world by cutting down on carbon emissions. But what they're really doing is consigning millions of people to poverty, sickness and death. Find out more on today's program.

On today's program, we tell you about the European Beewolf, a wasp that is actually able to make an antibiotic that protects its hatchlings.

How can pliable blood vessels – along with red blood cells – be found in dinosaur bones that evolutionists date at 68 million years old?

Although most people are afraid of bats – and terrified of vampire bats – the saliva from this bat could someday save your life.

After a hearty meal, the heart of a large python undergoes a major change so the snake can digest its meal. How does the python pull off a trick like that? Find out on today's program.

Try as they might, geneticists studying butterflies for evidence of evolution are coming up empty-handed. We'll take a closer look at anti-evolutionary butterflies on today's program.

You've heard of fighting fire with fire. Well, on today's program, we'll tell you how scientists are learning how to fight insect pests with other insects.