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Cool Dinosaur Tricks

Here's how to trick people into thinking dinosaurs evolved: use Science Fudge.

If It Swims Like a Duck

The artist did everything possible to make this dinosaur look ducky, but if it swam, it might have done so in sand.

Dippy Darwin Doodles

Don't take evolutionary stories so seriously. They're intended to be funny.

Dinosaur Skin Dazzles Scientists

Skin of a juvenile hadrosaur emerges from a riverbank in Canada; is it really 78 million years old?

Dinosaur Convergence Loses Its Grasp

It looks like a T. rex but it wasn't, they say; Darwin Flubber rescues the tale.

Darwinism as a Drug

It's an upper like laughing gas that makes the user act silly. It's a sedative like soma that depresses the sense of responsibility.

Darwinism Stretches Imaginations

Is the Gumby action figure of Darwin made of Flubber or Silly Putty? Either material works, depending on the need of the moment.

Dinosaur DNA Provokes Disbelief

Evolutionists are experiencing cognitive dissonance about claims of dinosaur DNA.

Number of Dinosaur Species May Be Overestimated

New analyses of fossils is leading scientists to question our understanding of dinosaur species. We’ve finally figured out why there were no medium-sized dinosaurs (New Scientist). The bluffing headline by Riley Black glosses over the difficulty of figuring out where one dinosaur species ends and another begins. Researchers at the University of New Mexico aren’t […]

Argentina Hosted Largest Land Animal

A new skeleton of a sauropod may have broken the record for largest land animal that ever lived.

Dinosaur Bone Bed Indicates Underwater Graveyard

Multiple specimens of Edmontosaurus give evidence of catastrophic water burial after transport by an underwater debris flow.

Evolutionists Gloss Over Implications of Dinosaur Tissue Remains

Dinosaurs died out 65 million years ago, so these delicate remains are at least that old. Move along; nothing to see here.

Fossil Marine Reptile Buried with Last Meal Intact

Here is another example of an ichthyosaur that was buried rapidly. This one didn't have time to digest its lunch.

Scientists Retract Dino-Bird Paper

Was it a bird or a dinosaur? The latest guess is neither. It was a lizard! Another example of guesswork in paleontology.

Biosignatures Reveal Intact Soft Tissue Is Ubiquitous in Fossils

Yale paleontologists admit soft tissue is everywhere but try to use it as data for millions of years of evolution.
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