One of the many serious problems with “human evolution” is how, when, why, and where our alleged apelike ancestors decided to rise and walk upright as mankind does today.¹ New research has changed the story. Again.

Locomotion in the human and animal world means the power to move from one place to another.

One of the more fascinating animals in God’s creation is the ubiquitous and strange jellyfish.

There’s certainly nothing uncomplicated about the eye, simple¹ or otherwise.

Some of us remember learning about basic vision from high school biology. What we look at strikes the back of the eye, which is composed of a thin layer (half the width of a dime) of tissue called the retina. This photoactive tissue is packed with neurons. These cells