What is Continuous Environmental Tracking?
Jake Ramgren
Imagine an airplane is flying on autopilot. The plane is steady, programmed to go in a certain direction.…
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animals and plants
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Mutualism Under the Mistletoe
Christian Ryan
Just behind Christmas trees and holly, mistletoe is probably one of the most iconic plants of the Christmas…
Lemurs After Noah’s Flood: How Did They Get to Madagascar?
Chad Arment
Lemurs present a unique opportunity, and an interesting challenge, for creationists. All living species can only be found…
Falling with Style: Why We Can’t Just Leave Nature Alone
Let’s talk about beavers. As much as any other species, beavers built America. Before European colonization, beaver-made swamps…
Created Kinds 101: Baraminology Made Simple
As biblical creationists, it is important to understand that not all classification systems are the same. Scientists use…
They’re Not Dire Wolves
Todd Wood
They’re not dire wolves. Not even close. Time magazine has a cover story this week on Colossal Biosciences’ latest research progress…
What Can Thanksgiving Dinner Teach Us About Common Design?
While the smell of bread rolls, sautéed green beans, and mashed potatoes covered in gravy demand attention, everyone…
Why is Nature So Evil?
I once watched a video of a leopard killing an impala on the African Savannah. Browsing the internet…
Why is Nature So Beautiful?
Kurt Wise
As an illustration of His awesome glory and beauty, God infused His entire creation —including the biological portion…
Platypuses and Echidnas: Monotremes Before & After the Flood
The platypus and echidna are the only mammals to lay eggs. Because of this, scientists place them into…
David Pierron
Hannah Klein
Abigail L.