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Guest (Male): Can frogs do construction? The answer is next on today's Creation Moment.

And now, here's our Creation Moments host, Ian Taylor.

Ian T. Taylor: Perhaps to get evolutionists to rethink their beliefs, the creator has provided many inventive and unique structures. There are so many of these that even the longest evolutionary time scale would not account for their evolution.

Let's just focus on a few examples among frogs for a moment. Frogs need to keep their eggs moist. Water must be available for their tadpoles. Frogs have many different ways of doing this.

The Venezuelan marsupial frog has a skin pouch just like a kangaroo, except hers is on her back. The female marsupial frog stores her eggs in the pouch. There is plenty of moisture and protection in her pouch for the young frogs. When they are mature, the skin pouch sort of unzips and out come up to 20 young frogs.

The Brazilian tree frog uses a completely different approach. This frog actually builds a pool of mud near a pond, in which it lays its eggs. This pool is usually built so that by the time the eggs have developed into strong tadpoles, the regular tropical rains wash the pool along with the swimming tadpoles into the pond.

In Job 38 and verse 36, the Lord asks Job, "Who has put wisdom in the mind?" It is obvious to us that only the Lord, the creator of heaven and Earth, could have given frogs these abilities and this knowledge. It is just as clear that it is nonsense to say that chance and time made these frogs and their abilities.

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