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Body Designs Not Often Considered

There's more going on under the skin and on the skin than we know.

Bird Flight Is Easy to Lose But Hard to Gain

Is it easier for a plane to lose its wings and roll on its wheels like a car, or for a car to sprout wings and fly like an airplane?

Gogo Darwin: Latest Evo-Hype from Heart Fossil

A soft-tissue fossil should shame Darwinians into embarrassed silence, but they're using it to promote evolution.

Telling the Tooth about Brains

Has new research about teeth helped evolutionists understand why humans evolved large brains?

Genetic Sex Runs Deep

Genetic sex is found to determine muscle communications with other body tissues.

Body Was Created for Healing Itself

New discoveries point out automatic mechanisms for repair and health. Could disease result from failure of these processes?

New Body Organ Comes to Light

Another new organ discovered: the human body has now become even more complex!

How Darwinists Cheat by Assumption and Repetition

Repeating the same assumption over and over has an effect on students. It says, "Do not believe your lying eyes!"

Leaky Mitochondria Keep Sea Otters Warm

Darwin-free research on sea otters might have benefits for humans.

Ear Muscle “Wiggle”: A Vestigial-Organ Claim That We Should ‘Turn a Deaf Ear To’

Human ears were not designed to wiggle; their muscles were designed for other functions, says Dr Jerry Bergman.

Our Senses Did Not Evolve

Despite what evolutionists say, our bodies with their amazing senses are the work of a designing intelligence par excellence.

New Illustra Film: The Seed that Drills Itself into the Ground

Some of the most extraordinary events in nature take place in small, common plants under our feet.

Human Body Marvels You Probably Don’t Know About

Here's news of interest to everyone who inhabits a human body. Space aliens, eat your heart out.

More Benefits of Exercise

Diet and exercise; we know we should do better. Here are more motivations to get up and work out.

Watch the Christmas Lights in Your Muscles

Scientists use fluorescent tags to shine light on the biggest proteins in the human body.
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