What has a body like a bear, legs like a cow and horns like a wildebeest?  On today's program we'll be talking about the takin!

Photo: Standing Takin – Pixabay (PD)

On today's program we'll tell you about a species of lizard who has its own canteen for surviving in the desert.

Photo: Yarrow’s spiny lizard – Pixabay (PD)

You know there are bacteria that can harm us, as well as bacteria that keeps us well.  On today's program we'll tell you about a bacteria that can dissolve steel. 

Photo:  Transmission electron micrograph of bacterium. (PD)

On today's program we'll take a look at a wasp that not only feeds its young, but also helps eliminate pests for farmers.

Photo: The parasitoidal ichneumon wasp by  Richard Bartz  CC BY -  SA  2.5

Could we be building a new Tower of Babel, powered by technology?  That's today on our program.

Image: Pixabay (PD)

On today's program learn how the earth's  magnetic field support the Biblical conclusion of a young earth.

Image: Dipole Field. (PD)

On today's program we'll take a look at the intelligence, not instincts in infant developments.  Babies are smarter then evolutionists think they are!

Photo: Jean Piaget. (PD)

On today's program we'll tell you about an extinct animals best described as a spiny postage stamp.

Photo: Silicified (replaced with silica) fossils from the Road Canyon Formation (Middle Permian of Texas). Courtesy of Wilson44691. (CC BY-SA 3.0)

On today's program we'll talk a look at how vaccines work.

Photo: Smallpox virus. (PD)

On today's program we'll take a look at how the vervet monkeys teach us that language is not the evolutionary development of early humans, but a gift from God, the Author of language.

Photo: Vervet monkey. Courtesy of Derek Keats. (CC BY 2.0)