A group of paleontologists reported the discovery of concentrated fields of fossilized dung, called coprolite, in northwest Argentina.¹ The closely-spaced dung piles are seen as evidence of gregarious behavior from large herbivores. However, does the great Flood provide a better explanation?

Tyrannosaurus rex looms in recent history as likely the most famous dinosaur that ever lived. The Jurassic Park movies pumped new life into its image as a savage predator. But how much of this is Hollywood hype and how much reflects science?

Scientists previously uncovered fossil algae in Archean rocks—evidence of life in a period that evolutionists date from 3.0 to 3.5 billion years ago.¹ At that supposed time, the sun would have been 70 percent less luminous compared to today, making Earth's surface icy and uninhabitable.