Today's Creation Moment

How do creatures decide whether flight or fight is the best option? On today's program, meet an insect with an unusual way of making that decision and does so at blinding speed!   (Photo: Trap jaw ant - PD)

The science of biomimetics is teaching engineers how to solve engineering problems by copying our Creator's designs in nature. On today's program, we'll look at some of these designs. (Photo: Owl by Danny Moore - pixabay.com)

Evolutionists have once again jumped to the wrong conclusion because their assumptions have led them astray. On today's program, see how fossilized squids could set them straight.   (Photo: Squid by Sailormn34 - pixabay.com)  

Evolutionists figure that worms must be pretty stupid since they are so primitive compared to other creatures. On today's program, see how some of these worms are giving evolutionists an education!   (Photo: Larva by Julio César García - pixaba.ycom)

On today's program, we'll introduce you to an amazing creature that can actually change its defense strategy depending on whether it is being hunted by a bird or a snake!   (Photo Chameleon- by  Katja  - pixabay.com)

Though the term “fake news” became a part of our vocabulary only recently, evolutionists have been spreading fake news for centuries. On today’s program, we’ll expose one of the tricks they use to deceive us   (Image: Australopithecus afarensis , CC BY-SA 2.0 Generic.)

Did the little birds delicately nibbling seeds from your bird feeder  evolve from the colossal dinosaurs that once walked the earth? That’s what evolutionists want us to believe. We’re not buying it, and neither will you once you’ve heard today's program.   (Image: Modern representation of deinonchus, CC BY-SA 4.0 International.)

Most people in this day and age think that dragons only lived in medieval folklore. But more and more evidence is coming to light that dragons were just as real as the animals we see at the zoo. That’s what today's program is all about.   (Image: St. George slays the dragon; Public domain.)

Have flying creatures, thought to be extinct for millennia, been spotted in the skies over Wales, to the west of England? There’s plenty of evidence strongly suggesting that they have! Find out all about it on today's program. (Image: Old Beaupré Castle, location of "dragon" sightings, CC BY-SA 2.0 Unported.)

You have heard of black holes, but have you heard of holes in space? On today's program, you'll learn not only about these holes but a vast region of the universe called the Local Void. (Image: Public domain.)

Until recently, climate-change alarmists have stayed far away from mentioning what is known as the Medieval Warm Period. Why is that? Well, that's what you're about to find out on today's program. (Image: 1930s dust bowl, Oklahoma. Public domain.)

If you hear that scientists have found the missing link between apes and humans, don't believe it. Quite often, what they have actually found is nothing but a tooth! On today's program, We will tell you tell the difference between lies and the tooth!   (Image: Pygmy marmoset, possibly related to the fossil monkey described here. GNU Free Document License 1.2.)

No, she wasn't selling sea shells by the seashore. That tongue twister was about a real person but she was selling something far more interesting than seashells! On today's program, find out what she was really shelling, um, selling!   (Image: CC BY-SA 3.0 Unported.)

If you thought evolution was supposed to lead to survival of the fittest, think again. On today's program, see why evolutionists tell us that evolution is a big reason for our high rate of heart disease and death .   (Image: Adobe Stock Images, licensed to author.)

Climate change alarmists now want us to give up eating burgers and other red meat because of cow flatulence. On today's Program, we look at another animal that has been charged with crimes against the environment.   (Image: Adobe Stock Photos, licensed to author.)

In addition to looking for missing links between humans and apes, scientists are also looking for missing links between planets in the hopes they'll find life there. So don’t even think of missing today's program.   (Image: Artist's Impression, ESO, CC BY-SA 4.0 International.)

On today's program, we take you into a mysterious world filled with antiprotons, antineutrons and antiquarks, along with many other particles you may have heard of but never really understood.   (Image: Antiproton accumulator, CC BY-SA 4.0 International.)

On today's program, we take you into a mysterious world filled with antiprotons, antineutrons and antiquarks, along with many other particles you may have heard of but never really understood .   (Image: Superconducting quadrupole electromagnets, which accelerate the hadrons in the LHC. CC BY-SA 2.0 Generic.)

As more and more evidence for a young earth is discovered, evolutionists have to get more and more creative in explaining the evidence away. That's what we'll be looking at on today's program.

Have you ever noticed that some music makes you feel sad while other music makes you feel other emotions? That's what today's program is all about – music, the universal language.

When evolutionists notice how well living things can mimic other living things, they say it's an example of evolution. But what do they call it when the mimicry is imperfect? Find out on today's program.

If you think that all plants and flowers move very slowly, today's program will change your mind! Don't blink or you'll miss what the fastest flower in the forest can do!

Pianists and typists have to make many perfect decisions in a second. But so does everyone, and on today's program, you'll see that our Creator made us that way.

On today's program, we take a closer look at tears and see why they are such a valuable gift given to us by our wise and loving Creator.

On today's program, we look at the science of biomimetics. Not only is this science improving the way we live, it shows how much we can learn by copying the incredible designs of our Creator God.