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A Bible-Based Handbook to the Aquarium
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Format: Spiral-bound
Dimensions: 8.5 x 11 in.
Pages: 220
Ages: All ages
Publisher: Answers in Genesis–US
Published: 2007
This Aquarium Guide is now available in a convenient mini size! See more details.
With aquariums around the world using God’s amazing creatures to teach evolution, Christians need information that gives them biblical truth. From the odd-shaped hammerhead shark and the powerful killer whale, to the colorful angelfish and the deadly lionfish, the Aquarium Guide covers more than 100 of God’s sea creatures and gives information about their features, their design, and much more. This spiral-bound book makes finding the truth about these animals easy. Don’t make your trip to the aquarium without it.
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