The Institute for Creation Research

/article/do-we-see-complex-design-in-mosquito-eggs
Scott Arledge - Mosquitoes hatch from tiny eggs and spend a few days filter-feeding on things like bacteria, pollen, and algae. They molt three times as they grow, storing up the energy reserves needed to pupate in a manner similar to a butterfly. Their...

/article/teachable-minds-and-scientific-discovery
Scott Arledge - “You could see stars hundreds of light-years away, not as they looked centuries ago but exactly as they are right this instant,” says Dr. Derek Muller in a recent YouTube video about measuring the speed of light.1 Dr. Muller is a...

/article/rogue-moths-didnt-start-out-that-way
Scott Arledge - Butterflies and moths fluttering around a flower are a beautiful sight. They innocently lap up nectar and float on the wind. Countless plants depend on the pollination that occurs during their feeding. One group of moths, however, deviates...

/article/why-mosquitoes-attack-mystery-solved
Scott Arledge - It’s late evening. You’re relaxing on the backyard deck when suddenly they find you. Mosquitoes! One way they locate you is by tracking the carbon dioxide (CO2) in your breath. Does this ability prove that mosquitoes were uniquely...