Ligers and Wholphins?

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OK, you’ve probably never heard of a liger … or a wholphin. A liger is the offspring from a tiger mating with a lion. And a wholphin is the offspring of a dolphin and a so-called “false killer whale.”

Now, how are hybrids like this possible?

Well, because tigers and lions are both part of the cat kind—and dolphins and false killer whales are part of the dolphin kind.

Hybrids happen when different species interbreed. And that confirms a biblical truth—organisms reproduce according to their kinds, or what we call “families” today.

There’s a lot of variety within a kind! And that’s because God put the variety into their DNA at the beginning. But we never observe evolution.

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