What sports team is named the Lambs? We have Lions, Tigers, Bears, Eagles, even the Rams, but not the Lambs. We like to be identified with the aggressive, invulnerable, macho types of animals.
Several years ago Candid Camera hid their camera in a high school counselor’s office. Students had taken an aptitude test and were [...]
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Mutualism
Symbiosis, or mutualism, is a common phenomenon in nature. Simply stated, it means that two living creatures help each other to the benefit of both. A parasite benefits to the detriment of its prey. But in mutualism, both the giver and receiver are helped.
Here is an example: when ticks bore into the hide of zebras [...]
The Beaver
Several years ago I worked at a wilderness camp for the summer. Some beavers kept flooding one area of land, toppling nearby trees, and I voted myself a committee of one to get rid of the problem. With mattocks in hand, I marched to their dam, and, with great effort, hack a hole in it. [...]
The Population Problem
Let’s be honest; the number of people presently on earth means simply that evolution can’t be true. No, we’re not talking about the crowds. We’re talking about how few people we have as neighbors!
Everyone agrees that evolution demands vast amounts of time, the more the better. If life developed from simple to complex by a [...]
Knobcone Pine
Nature not only declares the creative genius of God, but it also teaches us lessons He may well have had in mind at their creation. Take, for example, the Knobcone Pine.
Scientifically, it is known as Pinus attenuata. This conifer grows at elevations from 1000 to 4000 feet, in dry, rocky soils along the coast of [...]










