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The leatherback sea turtle, the largest living reptile, can weigh over 2,000 pounds and spends most of its life in deep water. Remarkably, its jaw is equipped with sharp fangs that interlock perfectly to eat large jellyfish (the bulk of its diet), and its digestive system is specially designed to process these jellyfish.

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Image: Leatherback Sea Turtle, Alastair Rae from London, United Kingdom, CC BY-SA 2.0, Wikimedia Commons.

The human brain is a marvel, capable of storing not just ideas but also sights, sounds, and even smells, with an average memory capacity of 100 billion bits of information—equivalent to 500 encyclopedias. Remarkably efficient, it weighs under four pounds, uses just 20 watts of energy, and grows stronger with use.

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Evolutionary theories that claim the Earth and universe are billions of years old are contradicted by the fact that stars are dying at a rate much faster than they are being formed. Astronomical findings showing stars dying at twice the expected rate further support the biblical truth that creation is young and, because of sin, in a state of decay.

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When we think of major geological changes in the earth we usually think of events that happen too slowly to notice. Certainly no one would notice major geological shifts in the space of one lifetime, or even the lifetime of a civilization. Yet, if the Biblical history is true, major geological changes have taken place within the lifetimes of civilizations. 

 REF.: C. Simons. "Why Ancient Canals Went Wrong." Science News, Vol. 122, p. 56. Photo: Temple of the Sun at Machu Picchu, built around 1450, at the height of the Inca Empire. (PD)

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Did you know that the night sky is darker than it should be? Once you know the reason, you’ll see why this ought to keep evolutionary scientists up at night!

Photo: Starry Sky – Pixabay.com

Today’s program makes no sense at all! What I mean to say is that what you are about to hear seems to go against common sense.

Photo: Example of "stochastic resonance" enhanced image. (PD)

How long does it take algae to build large coral reefs? Millions of years, as evolutionists tell us? As you’ll hear on today’s program, the answer just may surprise you.

Photo: Coral – Pixabay.com

When evolutionists tell us that living things only give the appearance of design, are they pulling the wool over our eyes? As you’ll hear on today’s program, yes they are!

Photo: Pixabay.com

Perhaps the creators of The Flintstones weren’t too far off when depicting stone age people as more advanced than we give them credit for. Get the stone cold truth on today’s program.

Photo: Bison from Cave of Altamira. Pixabay.com

Imagine – a bacterium that can change its chemistry so it can sleep as if in a coma for decades when its environment becomes too harsh.

Photo: Dry soil – Pixabay.com