Feathered Dinosaur Debate Exhibits Young Earth Evidence

Fossil fibers found in China over a decade ago are believed by some to have come from “dinosaur feathers.” It has been suggested that the fibers bolster the claim that birds evolved from dinosaurs.

But a recent study calls the whole evolutionary paradigm into question by presenting evidence of a young age for these “millions of years old” fibers. More...

Did God Make Fire Ant Parasites?

Most residents of the southern states of America are uncomfortably familiar with fire ants. People who have experienced their bites and stings are often willing to try almost anything to get rid of them.

Many of them might hesitate, however, to use the particularly gruesome method favored by one tiny predator. More...

Surprising 'Stone-Age' Surgery Evidence Found in France

An unexpected report has surfaced of a successful and sophisticated Stone-Age amputation. In an early tomb found south of Paris, scientists uncovered the remains of a man whose arm had been surgically removed.

New discoveries continue to demonstrate that “Stone Age” people were surprisingly modern in their knowledge and accomplishments. More...

Evolutionary Biologists Rethink Evolution

Scientific knowledge has experienced tremendous advances in the last several decades, especially in such relatively new fields as molecular biology, genomics, and embryonic development.

Some biologists say, however, that much of what has been learned is not adequately explained by the standard evolutionary model. So, they are looking at alternate ways that evolution could be at work. More...

Rapid Variation in Dog Breeds Is 'Regulated,' Not 'Evolved'

Almost all new dog breeds have been established in the last few hundred years. Due to this fast genetic diversification, researchers have been investigating how “descent with modification” occurred so quickly in the dog genome.

What do these variations actually demonstrate? More...

Slime Networks Are Better Organized than Railway Systems

What do the Tokyo railway system and slime mold have in common? They both employ optimized networks.

Researchers found that slime mold growth algorithms are so well-designed that they could be copied and used to improve computer and communication networks. More...

Alligator Lung Design Prompts Evolutionary Rewrite

Many evolutionists theorize that dinosaurs evolved into modern birds. A new study has discovered that alligator lungs have more in common with the birds' system of breathing than was previously suspected.

Does this finding support the idea that birds evolved from dinosaurs? More...

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