It's a Fish! No, a Wolf! No, it's a Whale!

Published: Tue, 07/26/22

Remember your Creator in the days of your youth!

Hi ,

Ask an evolutionist where whales come from, and you will get a fantastic "just so" story! (Move over, Rudyard Kipling!)

Their answer, by necessity, is complicated, confusing, and utterly fantastic! The reason is not hard to understand. Whales are mammals, and as such, they are very different from fish, even though they might look similar in many ways to fish.

What is a mammal? An animal is considered a mammal if it is a vertebrate (has a spinal column), is warm-blooded, and feeds its young milk through special glands. Most scientists also say that mammals usually have hair and give birth to live babies.

So what’s the problem that evolution has with whales? Well, for the most part, mammals live on land. The evolutionists have a hard-enough time trying to explain how mammals originally developed from creatures that came from the sea. Such creatures don’t have lungs; they get oxygen from the water through gills. Lungs remove oxygen from air.

Now, here’s where it begins to get interesting. How does a gill turn into a lung? Or, how does a gill completely disappear while lungs begin to develop? The answer is – THEY DON’T! And, by the way, there are no fossils showing any creature that had a half gill, half lung. But, the problem with whales is that, according to evolution, mammals developed over millions of years on land. How is it that we have great animals in the sea that look like fish, but are mammals?

Some evolutionists have tried to tackle this problem by claiming that many millions of years ago, long after mammals had fully developed on land, there was a type of wolf that lived near the edge of the sea. This creature learned to like fish, so he spent much time jumping into the water to catch them. After quite a while doing this, the wolf-like creature began to swim out farther into the waves after its food. It spent more and more time in the ocean. Over millions of years, its front legs began to turn into fins. It completely lost its back legs, and its tail area grew into a large “flipper”. To breathe properly, its nose began to evolve from the front of his head up to the top and just turned into a hole. His skin changed, too, to include the special blubber that whales have to keep them insulated. These, and many other changes, all by random chance, eventually turned the wolf-like dog into the whale we have today.

If you don’t like that idea, perhaps you might like the story that other evolutionists tell. They say that it wasn’t a wolf-like creature that turned into a whale, but a cow-like creature! So, it seems you have a choice!

Again, common sense will tell you that this is pure fantasy! And, it is NOT science to claim that any of this actually happened, and that the supposed processes can simply (and conveniently) be hidden behind the magic secrecy of millions of years of blind chance.

In Christ,

For Christ's glory,
Mike Snavely

PO Box 264
Cornwall PA 17016
USA

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