QUESTION OF THE WEEK: What's in the wild kingdom's medicine cabinet?

 

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In this issue . . . Q&A: What's in the wild kingdom's medicine cabinet? Video: Evolution of Darwin: His Impact, Part 2 Get Equipped: God's Design for Life Blog Highlights News to Know Quick Look After Eden Answers ... with Ken Ham Answers Conversation Q: What's in the wild kingdom's medicine cabinet? A: If you live in the jungle and have an itch, where do you go to get relief if the local clinic won't let you in? Not a problem for monkeys and many others of God's creatures. They can find their own herbal remedies . . . without a doctor's help! Capuchin monkeys help prevent mosquito bites by rubbing millipedes on their fur. Giraffes with upset stomachs eat mouthfuls of dirt from termite mounds. Gorillas swallow bristly leaves whole to get rid of gastrointestinal parasites. Continue reading to discover more of these wild remedies! Get Equipped God's Design for Life: The World of Animals Explore every facet of the animal kingdom in this book. From cuddly mammals and slimy frogs, to jellyfish and bacteria, you and your child will discover how God created each animal to be unique. News to Know Quick Look The World's Oldest Water? Scientists report they have analyzed the oldest isolated water on earth, dating supposedly to at least 1.5 billion years ago. Does ancient sparkling water hold the keys to life's origins? Is the Dawn of the Early Bird Too Good To Be True? Feathers are ruffled in the evolutionary community because the newest candidate for the world's first bird upsets the currently popular claim that Archaeopteryx was not a bird at all. Mammoth Questions: Of Blood, Biological Antifreeze, and Clones: Russian scientists found a well-preserved mammoth overlying a pool of liquid mammoth blood. Below-freezing temperatures at the time of excavation suggest some kind of antifreeze in the blood. After Eden Answers ... with Ken Ham radio program In Memory of a Godly Father Did God Write the Bible? It's a War of Words What Carved the Grand Canyon? Water Striders - Walking on Water Answers Conversation podcast "For as in Adam all die, even so in Christ all shall be made alive" (1 Corinthians 15:22). This week Steve Ham and staff researcher Tim Chaffey discuss many of the infallible proofs that Jesus was raised from the dead. Why Is the Resurrection of Jesus Christ Important? Part 1	This Week . . . Feedback: Are Wooden Ships Reliable? Part 2 (Jun 14) Answers Summer Issue Sneak Peek: Jungle Doctors (Jun 13) Astronomical Distance Determination Methods and the Light Travel Time Problem (Jun 12) Universe by Design: Problems with the Big Bang (Jun 11) Is the Dawn of the Early Bird Too Good To Be True? (Jun 10) Prayer Requests and Praises, June 2013 (Jun 10) Providential Provider (Jun 9) Mammoth Questions: Of Blood, Biological Antifreeze, and Clones (Jun 8) Video On Demand Evolution of Darwin: His Impact Watch Video (Part 2) Blog Highlights Tommy Mitchell: Mary in Iraq Ken Ham: Do We Have the Definition of Marriage Wrong? Ken Ham: The Answers Conversation Pray for AiG We are thankful for the opening of the new zip line and sky bridge at the Creation Museum. Pray that many would come to this thrilling adventure course, and to the museum as well. Read the latest update to stay current on other requests and praises. Resources How Can I Become a Child of God?: 10-pack ABC Adult Teacher Kit (Y1): Quarter 3 Seven C's Timeline Poster: Small Connect with Us Answers in Genesis Creation Museum Answers in Genesis Creation Museum Answers in Genesis Creation Museum See all networks
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