Design features

A book review of The Last Pillars of Darwinian Evolution Falsified by Jerry Bergman.

The humble beetle that can navigate by starlight

The diving bell spider lives almost entirely underwater, building a bubble cave and breathing via an abdominal plastron.

The average pelican can reach an average weight of 18 kg/40 lbs—a miracle they can get off the ground.

Magnificent, complex, and hardworking, our sight helps us navigate our way through the world.

Biological systems evince something akin to parametric design, which is evidence that they are designed rather than evolved.

The roadrunner is aptly named, swift on the ground but sluggish in flight, built to hunt down on foot anything smaller than itself.

God may have designed complex and adaptable interface systems into different creatures to facilitate ecological symbiosis and system functioning.

Ecosystems functioned somewhat differently before the Fall, but there are biological mechanisms that could have transformed the world post-Fall.

These incredible ‘solar-powered’ slugs can regrow almost their entire bodies after their heads are severed

Josefin Starkhammar of Lund University discovered that dolphins use double sonar beam to narrow down prey’s location. Algorithm used to analyse this coul

The wonderful, bizarre baobab tree is called ‘the tree of life’, and is the strangest tree on Earth

Scallop mirror eyes like reflecting telescopes that form two images for central and peripheral vision

Sexual selection fails to explain the beauty of the peacock tail.

A closer look reveals staggering intricacy in the microstructural architecture of birds’ feathers.

Neurons are extremely complex, integrated, and diverse, and have continued to defy evolutionary explanation since Darwins day.