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Blinking is a Big Problem for Evolution

New research supports creation, not evolution.

Instant Mammals? LOL!

These evolutionists are either starting a new Darwin comedy show or are seriously deprived of logical thinking.

Platypus Origins: The Mystery Deepens

A review of the article, “The platypus: What nature’s weirdest mammal says about our origins.”

Any Evolution for Platypus Yet?

It's been a long time since scientists have tried to Darwinize the platypus. Any progress?

Platypus Glows in the Dark

New discovery: the platypus glows in the dark! And so do many other animals – another conundrum for Darwinism.

Is the Y Chromosome Disappearing? Update

The male of the species is not disappearing, despite fear-mongering claims that the Y chromosome is shriveling up.

Questioning Another Dino-Bird

Another Chinese fossil bird with a few dinosaur-like characteristics raises question about the evolutionary narrative.

Stasis Is Not Evolution

Only Darwinians would turn non-evolution or breakage into evidences for evolution.

Why Is China the Leader in Feathered Dinosaur Fossils?

It's odd how many "dino-bird" fossils are found by farmers and sold to museums. Dr Jerry Bergman examines.

What Good Is a Hairball?

When you start looking for clues to good designs in nature, the results are everywhere.

Platypus Evolution "Remains a Mystery"

Evolution spectacularly fails to explain one of the planet's most intriguing animals.

Platypus Dinosaur: A Vegetarian T. Rex

A new dinosaur from Chile is as unbelievable as the first reported platypus was to English zoologists: a crazy mix of animals.

On the Origin of Snakes

New studies of snakes and their genes are surprising scientists with stories of "rapid evolution." Some findings offer potential for human health.

Attack of the Giant Platypus

King Kong Platypus. Platypus-zilla. That's what they're calling a new fossil that is shaking up the platypus family tree.

Turning an Unevolved Horseshoe Crab Into a Darwin Showpiece

Horseshoe crabs are survivors by anyone’s measure; they have carried on their lives virtually unchanged, according to the standard evolutionary timeline, for 450 million years. This not only points to incredible stasis against alleged forces of evolution; it also means they have survived at least three global extinctions that evolutionary biologists and geologists say wiped out most other species. Not only that, the world has changed drastically since they allegedly evolved from who-knows-what arthropod ancestors – perhaps trilobites, that appeared in the Cambrian Explosion without ancestors. But the numerous, successful trilobites did not survive the global extinctions. Given these contradictory facts, how can the horseshoe crab possibly be an exhibit for evolution? A recent article shows how.
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