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Bird with a Beat

July 11, 2019

Viewers will get a kick out of Snowball the cockatoo bobbing to the beat of music. Humans can go nuts responding to music, we all know: from foot-tapping to wild whole-body movements and hair shakes, the more energy in the beat, the crazier it can get. But birds? Meet Snowflake, a sulfur-crested white cockatoo, that […]

Mammals

Moose, You Otter Have Beavers Nearby

July 9, 2019

Once again, scientists conclude that beavers do a lot of good for other animals and plants.

Mind and Brain

Brains by Mistake: The Darwin Poof Spoof

July 8, 2019

To Darwinians, brains are merely meat computers that arose by accident. The evidence for "over-design," however, is beyond comprehension.

Philosophy of Science

Make the Climate Alarmists Happy: Plant a Tree

July 6, 2019

Maybe everyone can calm down the climate alarmists without draconian political measures. But who really knows? Scientists at ETH Zurich are saying that if people could plant a trillion trees, they would save the climate for at least 50 years. Their press release, “How trees could save the climate,” presents a startling alternative to the […]

Early Man

More Laetoli Footprints Found

July 3, 2019

New Discovery of More Laetoli Human Footprints Print characteristics support the conclusion they were made by modern humans by Jerry Bergman, PhD In 1976, paleoanthropologist Mary Leakey reported finding what she judged to be ancient hominin footprints at a site in Laetoli, in northeastern Tanzania.[1] The footprints were in volcanic deposits dated to the Pliocene, […]

Terrestrial Zoology

Vegetarian Crocodiles?

July 2, 2019

Now you've heard everything. Evolutionists say several groups of extinct crocodiles "evolved" a vegan lifestyle.

Mammals

Santa’s Reindeer Latest Victims of Darwin Storytellers

June 26, 2019

Darwinists play Pin the Ruminants on the Darwin Tree, including reindeer, cows, goats and sheep.

Media

Selling Evolution with Cuteness

June 21, 2019

Artificial selection is not natural selection. Darwin addicts cannot keep that distinction straight. Who can’t resist the sad, pleading eyes of a pet dog? Those eyes, with your dog’s nuzzle on your lap, call out for a treat, or a piece of your meal. But is this evolution? Look at the headlines: “Dogs evolved a […]

Human Body

Why Just Five Digits on Tetrapod Limbs?

June 14, 2019

Two family members each possessing an extra digit on each limb find that having a sixth finger is beneficial and useful.

Marine Biology

The Coelacanth: A Case of Scientific Obscurantism

June 12, 2019

This fish hasn't evolved for 66 million Darwin Years and is a classic "living fossil." We get a Darwin fish story anyway.

Mammals

Mammals With Super Senses

June 5, 2019

These mammals are very different from each other except in how they put human technology to shame. Bats Bats have an ambulance in their ears (Virginia Tech). Echolocating bats have a challenge. They need to be able to follow moths through foliage by sound alone. While they dart through bushes and trees after their prey, […]

Mammals