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On a new episode of ID the Future looking forward to the upcoming Seattle premiere of Illustra Media’s newest documentary, Living Waters: Intelligent Design in the Oceans of the Earth, Sarah Chaffee discusses octopus hatchlings, their “distributed intelligence” and survival instincts, highlighted in Geoffrey Simmons’s book Billions of Missing Links.

Also, listen in and learn how baby sea turtles use an imprinted magnetic map to navigate the ocean. Living Waters explores the mysterious world of sea creatures, such as sea turtles, whose complexity points to intelligent design. On August 7, Discovery Institute will host the film’s Northwest debut at McCaw Hall. For more information and to register, visit our event page!

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