Animals

A new brittle star has been discovered—but it’s identical to Jurassic fossils!

Galápagos giant tortoises are an icon of Darwinism. But they merely refute the Lyellian fixity of species idea; natural selection and variation are part of the creation model

A review of Animal Algorithms by Eric Cassell.

The Pleuruptya ruralis caterpillar has a rapid escape strategy of curling itself into a wheel, and quickly rolling backwards.

These awesome orb weaver spiders are good dancers—and master web architects, too

The presence of the warrah in the Falkland Islands can be explained better within the biblical timeframe.

Migrating birds use GPS based on Earth’s magnetic field

Introduced wolves control elk population and cause diversity in ecological zone with beavers, birds, and beasties.

Programmed bats innately know the constant speed of sound. Their echolocation system depends on it.

Bats ‘see’ the earth’s magnetic field

Well-preserved fossil of soft bodied earliest cephalopod ancestor looks just like modern squid, evidence for the Flood.

Variety in bears.

The tapetum lucidum of Arctic reindeer eyes changes colour from summer gold to winter blue.

Wallace’s flying frog can glide up to 15 metres (50 feet).

Despite scoffers/skeptics, the legends and stories about giant squid, Architeuthis, are actually based on fact.

Whale sharks are amazingly designed, and have teeth on their eyes instead of eyelids for protection.