In my search for dumb awake article I ran accross this reference:
The Puma
Everywhere and Nowhere
By Awake! correspondent in Brazil
THE sky over South America's rain forest was turning that hard-to-describe color it gets right before the tropical night erases the color. Then, suddenly and silently, there the puma was! It had warily stepped into the forest clearing and stopped in its tracks.
For a moment the big cat stood motionless, except for the tip of its tail, which kept moving like a low-speed windshield wiper. Then, when it noticed that it was being watched, the puma leapt across the clearing and dashed into the forest. That afternoon some years ago, I could see why racy sports shoes, fast automobiles, and even fighter jets have borne its name. Clearly, the puma, or cougar, America's second-largest cat, is designed for speed.*
Bundle of Muscles
Because of its plain, tawny color, the puma may remind you of a lioness. The facial part of its head, though, is not as rectangular as that of its African cousin. Rather, the puma's head is round and small and is topped by equally round and small ears.
How can you believe in intelligent design, but also believe that the puma is a cousin of the african lion? They are 2 distinct species. There DNA cannot be mixed. So if they were both designed as 2 different species, then how are they any more cousins than a puma and a fruit fly? The term cousins would say to me that they had shared a common ancestor. Any thoughts?