Fossils Triassic Trackways Are Unique March 2, 2015 Secular geologists claim that unique conditions prevailed when trackways were made by tetrapods in Triassic strata. Is this special pleading? CONTINUE READING
Fossils Stunning Fossils Featured February 24, 2015 A magazine has displayed some of the most amazing fossils of animals that were suddenly captured in unusual situations. CONTINUE READING
Darwin and Evolution Darwinians Fill Gaps With Magic February 17, 2015 Like rabbits in a magic show, things just "appear" on the Darwin stage. And like magicians, Darwinians don't reveal how the trick is done. CONTINUE READING
Health "Natural Evil" May Be Broken Good February 16, 2015 Things in nature we consider nasty are sometimes good systems that have broken. CONTINUE READING
Biomimetics Fun With Biomimetics February 7, 2015 Here are new things we're learning from plants and animals, where nature is the engineering professor. CONTINUE READING
Fossils These "Evolutionary" Fossils Don't Help Evolutionary Theory January 31, 2015 Anti-evolutionary implications can stare paleontologists in the face, yet they still invoke evolutionary theory. CONTINUE READING
Darwin and Evolution Evolution Is Not a Goddess January 23, 2015 A reporter wonders what evolution was thinking when it gave us allergies. CONTINUE READING
Intelligent Design Animals Come Pre-Equipped With Machinery January 14, 2015 Guidance systems, compasses, switchboards, motors, robotic machines: we're talking about systems inside animals—and you. CONTINUE READING
Mind and Brain Is Animal Play Just an Evolutionary Survival Mechanism? January 6, 2015 Your dog enjoys play, and so do birds, dolphins and many other kinds of animals, but how did "having fun" evolve? CONTINUE READING
Terrestrial Zoology The Silent Underground Network December 15, 2014 Under your feet in the woods is a vast communication network where information technology keeps the ecosystem functioning. CONTINUE READING
Bible and Theology Pathogens Don't Exist December 10, 2014 It takes a partnership to have a disease, say two microbiologists who argue for ditching the word "pathogen." CONTINUE READING
Biomimetics Monday Morning Design Cheer December 8, 2014 Start your week with nuggets of good news about all the things inventors are learning from animals, plants, and the human body. CONTINUE READING
Terrestrial Zoology Mosquitoes Developed a Taste for Human Blood Recently December 1, 2014 An experiment with disease-carrying mosquitoes in Africa showed a surprising result: they switched to human blood just thousands of years ago. CONTINUE READING
Darwin and Evolution Darwin Sale November 21, 2014 We need to clear the deck of evolution news. Here's a list of headlines presented "as is" for interested readers to research further. CONTINUE READING
Biomimetics Biological Systems Provide Infinite Design Inspiration November 11, 2014 It's not likely engineers and biologists will run out of inspiration from biology anytime soon. The source is infinite. CONTINUE READING