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The Placenta: The Organ That Does it All

This organ that appears out of nowhere, runs four physiological systems at once, directs maternal biology with biochemical mastery, and orchestrates its own demise when its work is done. and orchestrates its own demise when its work is done

SCT: How Animals Search for a Search

Animals need to search through signals for the least noisy inputs, and usually succeed quickly.

Bat Origin Is Still One of Evolutionists’ Greatest Puzzles 

Bats appear in the fossil record abruptly, with fully functional wings and advanced echolocation already intact.

Evolutionary Biology Turns the Genome Upside Down

Why does the scientific establishment cling to a narrative so deeply at odds with itself?

Bats Challenge Evolution Five Ways

Bats break expectations of longevity compared to other mammals their size and scientists are intrigued about the processes involved.

SCT: The Rocks in Your Head and in Most Life

The incorporation of protein with calcium carbonate makes the weak become strong.

SCT: Hidden Service Animals Under Our Feet

The next time you bait a hook, consider what you are about to do to a marvelously designed animal.

News Briefs for a Summer Day

The news this week is more of the same, only more so.

Rewriting Evolution Textbooks Never Ends

One has to wonder how much of the “science” firmly believed today will have to be rewritten in the future.

Time to Celebrate Breastfeeding

Complex processes are involved in breastfeeding in mammals. Human breastmilk serves as a natural protector for baby’s immune system.

Predators Fear Humans

Two new studies confirm that large mammal carnivores "fear" human presence.

SCT: Life Pushes the Limits

Biomechanics clarifies the ultimate engineering requirements that make possible the extreme capabilities of living things.

Whales Break Record for Migration Distance

Scientists observe humpback whales migrating 15,000 km between Australia and Brazil. We reflect on the purpose and implications of these observations from a creation perspective.

Did Your Pet Evolve?

A disposition toward tame behavior may be part of many animals' created design.

Sense of Smell Uses a Barcode System

Smell is governed by a hidden spatial code, with ~1,100 receptors arranged in precise maps that align nose and brain.  
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