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Ants are "superefficient" at teamwork, a recent study shows.

“Sharkitecture” Displays Intelligent Design in Shark Bones

Supported by strong minerals and springs, the shark skeleton is optimized for these ocean predators.

Blind Forces Do Not Inspire Design

Evolutionary biologists make the case for ‘bioinspiration’ from fossils, while giving blind forces the credit.

From Mocking to Mimicking: The Humble Tree Teaches Tech 

Tree photosynthesis structures are validated as the perfect design for solar capture down to the nano-level: A testament to the Wisdom of God. 

Organisms Worth Imitating

Biomimetics is still going strong despite the media's dogmatic Darwinism.

Archive: Mutations, Dinosaurs, Water Lilies, Birds, Compound Eyes, More

Here are some of the stories we were reporting in late January 2002, restored from archives.

Archive: Jellyfish, Stem Cells, Quran, Bats, Homo, Titan, Spiders, More

Here are some of the stories we were reporting in January 2002, restored from archives. Some of the items here were of fundamental importance at the time.

Archive: Membrane Channels, Molecular Machines, Censorship, Cave Art, More

Breakthroughs, controversies, and scientists acting badly: these are other reports recovered from January 2002.

Archive: Abiogenesis, Lobsters, Logic, Memory, Physics, Big Dinosaurs, More

Here are more of the stories we were reporting in late November 2001, restored from archives.

Archive: Eugenics, Sprites, Viruses, Mars, Rafting Rodents, More

Here are some of the stories we were reporting in mid-October 2001.

Archive: Robots, Hubble, Proteins, Cell Motor, Arctic, More

Here are some of our entries from our First Anniversary year 23 years ago.

Archive: Brittlestars, Extinction, Feathers, Adultery, Cells, Censorship

These posts from August 2001 show that some topics discussed 23 years ago are still in the news.

Animals Teach Engineers How to Manage Light

Tricks for light-gathering and sharp focus come from observing nature.

Better Science Without Darwin

Scientists wouldn't rush to imitate nature if it was poorly designed.

Why Biology Will Always Surpass Biomimetics

Humans can learn from nature but can never successfully duplicate nature.
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