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Re-inventing Transportation by Watching Animals

Here are 3 ways science is advancing through the imitation of nature.

Dino Extinction Story Is a Fable, Paleontologist Says

What they tell you on TV and in biology class about birds outlasting the dinosaurs has paltry little evidence.

Forcing Contrary Data into Evolution Stories

Some recent findings might raise the eyebrows of perceptive readers: "How does that support evolution?"

News from the Living Waters

Animal heroes of the Illustra film "Living Waters" are still making headlines.

Design Inspires Scientific Advances

When you see cutting-edge science in materials and methods, you are likely to read "Inspired by Nature."

Just-So Stories for the Birds

Any evidence can be forced into an evolutionary story if your imagination is strong enough.

Life as the Communication of Information

Could the essence of life be not so much the material substrate, but the transfer of information?

Fossils Sprout New Tales

When unexpected things turn up in the fossil record, evolutionists get out their storytelling playbook.

Dinosaur Extinction Rewritten Again

Who will go back and fix the animations?

Why Chernobyl Neighbors Are Not Dying

Surprising scientists, both people and animals are doing OK around the world's worst nuclear accident site.

Darwin Can't Win for Losing

Progress must be made with gains, not losses.

Media Go Nuts Over Alleged Tyrannosaur Missing Link

From a few bone fragments and lots of imagination, reporters lit the fireworks and marching bands to spin stories for Darwin.

Biomimetics Inspires Education

Students and teachers are catching on to the potential of biological design to inspire good science.

Bird Brain Is a Compliment

Birds are as smart as apes, even though long separated in ancestral time according to Darwin.

How to Do Biology Without Evolution

Everything in biology can make perfect sense without the darkness of Darwinism. Take a look.
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