Fast Facts

I’m Carl Kerby and we’re talking about … the “Common Wood Frog.” Trust me when I say what it can do is NOT that common. This frog is found all …

I’m Carl Kerby and we’re talking about one of my favorite animals on the whole planet: the frog. Did you know there are approximately 5, 500 different kinds of frogs?  …

I’m Carl Kerby. What hops, carries its young in a pouch … and is green!  Gotcha!  It’s not a kangaroo, it’s a “Kanga-frog!”  Sorry,  there’s no “Kanga-frog,” but there is …

I’m Carl Kerby. We’ve been reading between the lines … or between the stripes … about the fascinating zebra. Did you know that the zebra migrates farther than any other …

I’m Carl Kerby. Did you know that a zebra herd is called a “dazzle?”  The word makes sense since they zigzag in an optical illusion before your eyes with all …

I’m Carl Kerby. Zebras are known for their stripes, but God has equipped them with other self- defense tools as well. Their eyes are perfectly located on the side of …

I’m Carl Kerby. We’re looking at the zebra today which is best known for his stripes. The Ancient Romans, who trained zebras to pull chariots, actually called them “hippo tigris”  …

I’m Carl Kerby. What do Zedonks, Zorses and Zonies have in common? “Ze” thing is they are all crossbreeds of … you guessed it … the zebra! Cheesy, I know, …

I’m Carl Kerby. Ostriches are incredible and here’s why: their eggs – the largest in the world – weigh 5 pounds, equal to the weight of a dozen chicken eggs, …

I’m Carl Kerby. Have you ever stopped to consider the beauty of an ostrich feather? These sought after souvenirs reached “Plume-blume” height in the19th century when a feather was pound …

I’m Carl Kerby. Today, I am going to tell you about the ostrich’s most beautiful feature – its big brown eyes. I am not kidding – at 2 inches in …

I’m Carl Kerby. We’re looking at the long-legged and powerful ostrich. Have you ever noticed their unique feet?  The ostrich is the only bird in the world to have just …

I’m Carl Kerby. Today, were looking at the largest running bird in the world – the ostrich.  While it is no surprise this Goliath 9-foot, 350-pound bird cannot fly it …

I’m Carl Kerby. We’ve been talking about the pangolin’s amazing design features, but this time we’re looking at their babies. A pangopup is only 6 inches long and weighs about …

I’m Carl Kerby. We’re checking out the unique features of the pangolin … not the armadillo. So, why is it that these two look-alikes get confused?  They’re actually not that …

I’m Carl Kerby. Pangolins are known as the “one who rolls up,” but they’re more than just keratin scales in an armored ball. These solitary, nocturnal beauties dig through ground …

I’m Carl Kerby. We’re looking at the only mammal in the world that’s covered from head to toe in keratin scales – the pangolin. These scales are similar to human …

I’m Carl Kerby. Today we’re exploring a mysterious creature … the pangolin. That’s not a mandolin … no … this insectivore roams across Asia and Africa devouring up to 70 …

I’m Carl Kerby. We couldn’t take a look at the amazing Brown Bear without also talking about one of the greatest transformations that happen to them every year … hibernation. …

I’m Carl Kerby. Have you ever wondered why Proverbs 17:12 says it’s better to meet a bear robbed of her cubs than a fool bent on folly? That’s some pretty strong language …