The Smallest Are the Hardiest
April 21, 2025
Tiny organisms tough it out in the harshest environments on the planet.
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Re-Wilding vs Human Safety
April 8, 2025
The effort to resurrect extinct animals exhibits antipathy to human exceptionalism.
Much Ado About Microevolution
March 31, 2025
A bragging scientist fools himself about finding natural selection in lizards.
Assuming Evolution Makes Scientists Lazy
February 4, 2025
Scientist: Don't just say "it evolved." Go to the lab and figure it out.
Earth Is Designed to Clean Itself
February 3, 2025
Do these processes look like the result of chance mistakes?
Archive: Membrane Channels, Molecular Machines, Censorship, Cave Art, More
January 17, 2025
Breakthroughs, controversies, and scientists acting badly: these are other reports recovered from January 2002.
ENST: Information Spreads in the Atmospheric Highway
January 16, 2025
DNA travels the globe. This article was printed by Evolution News last October.
ENST: How Animals Use Electricity
December 7, 2024
This article by our Editor was published at Evolution News on Dec. 5th.
Gophers Help Restore Volcano Damage
November 18, 2024
How could scientists accelerate the restoration of the devastated area around Mt. St. Helens? Send in the gophers!
Vulture Design Highlighted
July 4, 2024
Illustra Media's new short film shows that ugly things can be beautiful in their own way.
Giant Sequoias Growing Tall in England
March 14, 2024
California's giant trees have a new habitat across the globe. What does this imply about geographic distribution?
Wildlife Conservationists Need to Study History
December 11, 2023
Fair hunting laws actually benefit wildlife populations.
Deep Time Leads to Absurd Conclusion
November 6, 2023
The circularity of assuming Darwinism and deep time slams headlong against logic.
Reproducibility Debunked as a Myth
October 17, 2023
Human choice about what data to focus on biases results, says major study.
Nature Read in Youth and Paw
September 26, 2023
The wild chase of predator after prey happens, but we shouldn't make overly much of it.