Saturday 10 October 2015

Wholphins and Other Hybrids – Evidence for the Genesis After Its Kind Principle


A baby wholphin. Image courtesy of Mark Interrante, Creative Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0).



Joel Kontinen

A wholphin named Keikaimalu made headlines in 1985 when it was born in Sea Life Park in Hawaii. The sea creature’s parents were a false killer whale and a bottlenose dolphin. The wholphin later gave birth to a second-generation female wholphin called Kawili Kai.

These two wholphins show that the Genesis After Is Kind principle describes animal life reliably.

Species are man-made distinctions and they differ from the original kinds. Hybrids such as ligers, zonkeys, geeps and grolars also indicate that when it comes genetics, Moses is more up-to-date than Darwin.

Source:

MSNBC. 2005. Whale-dolphin hybrid has baby wholphin. (15 April 15).