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Winged Darwin: Pterosaur Diversity, But No Ancestor

A lizard could not just take off like a bird. Flight specs are required!

Darwinian Storytelling Dumbs Down Media

How silly does an evolutionary story have to get before reporters revolt?

Darwin’s Airplane Made Itself

Article on insect flight ignores requirements and grants superpowers to evolution.

Evolutionists Wing It with Stories

Flight? No problem. Wings pop into existence like eyes and everything else.

Batty Hypothesis Supposes Powered Flight Is Glorified Gliding

What good is an unpowered wing? Will it start flapping? Evolution makes it happen, say 13 Darwinists.

Darwinians Leap Over Flight Origins

It's one giant leap for Darwinkind: how to explain the origin of powered flight without engineering.
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Hummingbirds and Humans Evolved by Mistake

To believe this evolutionary tale, one must accept that a genetic mistake created our beloved backyard acrobats.

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?

Has a Pterosaur Ancestor Been Found?

Looking more closely at a fossil found 115 years ago, evolutionists visualize it running, sprouting wings and flying into the sky.

Dragonfly Cat Trick Explained

An upside down dragonfly can right itself faster than the blink of an eye.

Insect Wings: How Darwinists Fly Off Course

Asking the wrong questions can lead a scientist nowhere. A recent example is trying to explain insect wings.

Pterosaur Flight Design Confounds Evolutionary Theory

Is natural selection really capable of optimizing flight four different ways? If so, it must have godlike powers.

Butterfly Designs Shown in High Resolution

Illustra Media's new short film shows how God is in the details.

Pterosaurs Defy Evolution

Flying reptiles appear suddenly in the fossil record; their diversification in size and shape astonishes paleontologists.

How Did Dragonflies Come By an Intercept Capability?

Dragonflies can track a prey, anticipate its future path, fly to a rendezvous point on that path and intercept it.
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