Marvels of Creation: Magnificent Mammals

Brings the world of wild creatures alive in a unique and colorful way with photographs, pages of facts and commentaries.

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Contents

• Ostrich

  

  The ostrich is the largest living bird in the world.

• American Bison

  Also known as the buffalo, millions of American bison once roamed across the American plains.

• Cheetah

  Streamlined and designed to run, the cheetah is the fastest land animal in the world.

• Black Rhinoceros

  The black rhinoceros is noted for being ill-tempered and very aggressive, often charging for no apparent reason.

• Beaver

  “Busy as a beaver” is a term nearly everyone has heard.

• Echidna

  

  The echidna, also known as the spiny anteater, is native to Australia, Tasmania, and southern New Guinea.

• Elephant

  The elephant is the largest living land mammal in the world.

• Introduction: Part One

  It seems that no matter what book about wildlife we read, God isn’t even mentioned. Wildlife programs are full of indoctrination in evolution.

• Introduction: Part Two

  The complexities of life and the design implied therein are strong monuments to a Creator and the Genesis account of creation.

• Introduction: Part Three

  Even without transitional forms, evolutionists explain that some animals look similar because they must be related and have a common ancestor.

• Fruit Bat

  

  The fruit bat, also known as the “flying fox,” is one of the largest bats in the world.

• Anteater

  The giant anteater with its long, pointed nose is easy to identify.

• Panda

  

  The giant panda is a very beautiful and rare animal.

• Giraffe

  

  The giraffe is the tallest of all land animals.

• Gorilla

  

  Undiscovered by Europeans until the 19th century, the gorilla is the largest member of the apes.

• Grizzly Bear

  

  No animal in North America is more respected, feared, or more dangerous than the grizzly bear.

• Koala

  

  Often called a bear, the koala is, in fact, a marsupial with a backward-facing pouch.

• Leopards

  

  Leopards can jump the highest and the farthest of the terrestrial land mammals.

• Lions

  

  Known as the “king of the jungle,” the lion is a symbol of strength and is mentioned in the Bible at least 154 times.

• Moose

  

  The moose is the largest member of the deer family.

• Platypus

  

  One of the strangest animals that God created was the platypus.

• Polar Bears

  Largest of all the bear species, the beautiful polar bear is the king of the bears.

• Porcupine

  

  Over 25,000 sharp pointed quills cover the porcupine’s body.

• Pronghorn Antelope

  Designed to run, the pronghorn is the fastest animal in North America.

• Raccoon

  

  The raccoon is one of the most easily recognized wild mammals in North America.

• Red Kangaroo

  

  The red kangaroo is the largest marsupial.

• Striped Skunk

  Skunks are mostly known for their horrible odor.

• Two-Toed Sloth

  

  The two-toed sloth is one of the strangest mammals in the world.

• Tiger

  The tiger is one of the largest of the big cats.

• Wolverine

  The wolverine is the largest member of the weasel family.

• Wombat

  The wombat is a large, sturdy marsupial that lives in Australia.

• Zebra

  

  The zebra is a wild horse and lives in East Africa.