Anatomy and physiology

The idea that we use only 10% of our brain is an urban myth.

Bats ‘see’ the earth’s magnetic field

Baby brains are programmed for learning any language in the world and many other things, even before birth.

Review of Ageless, a book about the science behind ageing without getting old.

The palmar grasp reflex is neither vestigial nor evidence we evolved from ape-like ancestors.

Does having an extra forearm artery prove evolution? The answer is no.

Evolution of sound production, including echolocation, the larynx, and hearing organs. But is the system of acoustics not irreducibly complex?

Morganucodon is not a transitional fossil, but the evidence is consistent with it being a mammal.

Recent discoveries concerning the red pigment heme, vital for all life, pose real problems for evolutionary theory

Lactose intolerance

Newly discovered jumping beetle mechanism is evidence for divine design, and inspires scientists to copy the design.

Pinnipeds (seals, sea lions, and walruses) are fascinating, flippered creatures designed for land and sea that thwart evolution.

Meet the amazing desert trio, the specialized sandcat, the phantom fennec fox, and the amazing mulgara!

The bacterium E. Coli has optimal design electric motors complete with gears and bearings

Loss of flight in railbirds is an example of devolution, not evolution.

Dr Hans Degens talks about God’s design in muscle physiology and the mechanisms of ageing.