Fly Nervous System Exceeds Expectations
July 2, 2024
One look at this nerve diagram should eliminate thoughts of evolution.
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Ant What She Used to Be
June 18, 2024
Darwinians are masters at twisting evidence of stasis into tales of ancient evolution.
Winged Darwin: Pterosaur Diversity, But No Ancestor
February 7, 2024
A lizard could not just take off like a bird. Flight specs are required!
Illustra Highlights a Monarch Wonder
November 12, 2023
Learn about butterflies that live long and fly thousands of miles to an exact spot they have never seen.
Good Science Still Flourishing Without Darwinism
August 24, 2023
Take heart at the good things that are coming from Darwin-free research, especially findings that improve our lives.
How Did Dragonflies Come By an Intercept Capability?
August 25, 2021
Dragonflies can track a prey, anticipate its future path, fly to a rendezvous point on that path and intercept it.
The Magical World of Darwin
May 14, 2021
Darwin bequeathed to humanity a world of miracles that happen constantly. How did he know? Things exist; therefore they evolved.
Un-crushable Beetle Surprises Scientists
October 27, 2020
A beetle that lives under tree bark can withstand crushing forces 39,000 times its body weight. It’s called the “diabolical ironclad beetle” and scientists are intrigued. Live Science tells about its lifestyle. Ironclad beetles (Phloeodes diabolicus) measure about 0.6 to 1 inch (15 to 25 millimeters) in length, and are found in woodland habitats in […]
Tiny Fly Beats Robots
September 3, 2020
Fruit flies dart, circle, zig and zag rapidly. Researchers gain some insight into how they do it so efficiently.
Little Bugs with Mighty Powers
April 30, 2018
Bugs so small you could step on them, but if we were their size, we could never do what they do.
Comparing Geological and Biological Patterns
December 26, 2008
Beehives have hexagons. So do lava flows. Is there any difference in how they form? Science Daily shows a picture of polygon-shaped tops of basalt columns at the Giant’s Causeway in Ireland. Similar formations are found in the Grand Canyon, at Devil’s Postpile in California, and in many places around the world. Researchers […]
Fish and Reptiles Converge on Magnetic Navigation
December 11, 2008
Two very different kinds of animal both have outstanding ability to navigate by earth’s magnetic field: salmon and sea turtles. A new hypothesis by scientists at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, published in PNAS,1 suggests that the young are “imprinted” with their local magnetic field signature at birth. From a navigational perspective, some […]
These Bugs Have the Right Stride
August 9, 2008
If there were an Olympic event for walking on water, the water strider would lead the pack. Science Daily reported on work by European biologists that show the water bug has perfectly proportioned legs for being able to balance on the surface tension of water: “Long enough to provide maximum weight support but not long […]
Evolution Takes Credit
August 24, 2007
It may be more blessed to give than to receive, but evolution often just takes.
Honeybees Fly with Mental Maps
February 15, 2005
You can tell a honeybee to get lost, but it can’t. You can even take it off its flight path, but it will find its way back. Scientists writing in PNAS1 this week described experiments by a European team that wanted to test their navigating abilities. They marked bees at feeding stations, then took them […]