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Thalattosuchians—Extinct Crocodile Relatives? - Mar 20, 2023
/article/croc-relativeFrank Sherwin, D.Sc. (Hon.) - The Thalattosuchia are an extinct group of marine crocodylomorphs (a group that includes the crocodiles) that allegedly transitioned from land to water during the Mesozoic Era, according to evolutionary theory. Although they are sometimes called...
The Star-Nosed Mole - Mar 16, 2023
/article/star-nosed-moleFrank Sherwin, D.Sc. (Hon.) - The star-nosed mole (Condylura cristata) is a fascinating semi-aquatic mammal found in eastern Canada and the United States. Moles (placental mammals) are classified—along with hedgehogs and shrews—in the Order Lipotyphla. They have...
Neanderthal Crab Bake - Mar 9, 2023
/article/neanderthal-crab-bakeFrank Sherwin, D.Sc. (Hon.) - The evolutionary science community said it perfectly in their headlines: “Proof that Neanderthals ate crabs is another 'nail in the coffin' for primitive cave dweller stereotypes.”1 That’s the key when it comes to these...
Earliest Fossil Brain Is Still a Brain - Feb 23, 2023
/article/earliest-fossil-brainFrank Sherwin, D.Sc. (Hon.) - Over a century ago, a fossil fish was extracted from an English coal mine. Evolutionists assigned an age of “319 million years” to the extinct bluegill-sized creature. Recently, using CT (computerized tomography) technology,...
An Amazing Plant Defense - Feb 20, 2023
/article/amazing-plant-defenseFrank Sherwin, D.Sc. (Hon.) - Although plants are not alive in the biblical sense,1 scientists continue to discover just how complex they are.2 It has been known for decades that plants have been designed with a fascinating immune system,3 but many questions still remain....
Do People and Wild Apes Share a Common Language? - Feb 9, 2023
/article/people-and-wild-apes-languageFrank Sherwin, D.Sc. (Hon.) - There are a host of scientific problems with evolution. One egregious difficulty is an untestable proposition that people (and primates) evolved from an unknown common ancestor from an unknown time ago. As one evolutionist said, “When you...
Has Real Evolution Unfolded in Puerto Rican Lizards? - Feb 6, 2023
/article/lizard-evolution-anolisFrank Sherwin, D.Sc. (Hon.) - “We are watching evolution as it’s unfolding,” said an evolutionist at New York University. She was referring to “The Puerto Rican crested anole, a brown lizard with a bright orange throat fan [that] has sprouted...
Dubious Views on Octopus Evolution - Feb 2, 2023
/article/octopus-evolFrank Sherwin, D.Sc. (Hon.) - The octopus is one of the most amazing animals in God’s creation.1 Now, A new paper in Genome Biology and Evolution indicates that a type of octopus appears to have evolved independently to develop something resembling a shell,...
World's Oldest Meal - Jan 23, 2023
/article/worlds-oldest-mealFrank Sherwin, D.Sc. (Hon.) - The Ediacara biota is a sporadic faunal (animal) stage containing unique soft-bodied fossil creatures in sandstone from the Ediacaran System dating “635-541 million years ago” according to evolution theory. The Ediacaran layer is...
No Microbes on Mars - Jan 19, 2023
/article/no-microbes-on-marsFrank Sherwin, D.Sc. (Hon.) - Mars is a lifeless world. But those holding to a naturalistic worldview continue to have hope—even faith—that the Red Planet was at one time thriving with life. Such a conviction is based on the strange hypothesis that organic...