In Episode 31 of The Genesis Science Report, we begin with an exploration of a remarkable idea rooted in both Scripture and science: Was the entire Earth once covered in water? David Rives unpacks new research on Earth’s mantle water storage—and connects it to the biblical Flood narrative. Could this “water world” model reshape how we think about Earth’s past, future space travel, and our role as stewards of God’s creation?
Next, wildlife educator Michael Maughon joins us in-studio with live reptiles to discuss a groundbreaking discovery: geckos have a sixth sense. Recent studies reveal these creatures can detect low-frequency ground vibrations through their inner ear—a feature that may extend to other reptiles as well. What does this mean for how animals communicate, survive, and showcase divine design?
Finally, science writer Doug Velting introduces us to a creature that often gets overlooked: the porcupine. With up to 30,000 quills, an internal antibiotic system, and impressive climbing skills, the North American porcupine is more than a defense machine—it’s a masterclass in survival and intentional engineering. Doug walks us through the design features, behaviors, and global diversity of this slow but spectacular animal.
Also in this episode: a Kids Corner on the secret beauty of geodes, a Genesis Science Minute on blood clotting, and a Featured Resource highlighting fifty Ph.D. scientists who affirm a six-day creation.
This week’s episode celebrates creatures great and small—each one designed with care, purpose, and a story that points back to the Creator.