Design features

Despite RoboBee’s ‘sustained’ flight, the challenge to build UAVs that mimic flapping-wing flight remains formidable, especially at the nano-scale.

Design in fly embryos and the flea beetle spring mechanism denies evolution while supporting intelligent, divine design.

Fingernails and toenails are not useless evolutionary relics but serve numerous functions.

Bats are complex that speak of design, and their unique body plan show they are unrelated to other animals.

The human ear reveals God’s amazing ingenuity in its intricate design.

The sound of a bee buzzing nearby triggers production of sweeter nectar in evening primrose flowers.

A tree is not a product of evolution, but a marvel of divine design.

Grapefruit and abalone inspire scientists to produce Proteus material that cannot be cut, by angle grinder, drill, or water jet.

Clues from ecology and genetics provide avenues for explaining the rise of destructive parasites after the Fall.

Spiders and ants inspire an unsinkable metal structure that could aid in boat design.

Tetragonula carbonaria build complex honeycomb nests but crystal growth is not a good analogous explanation for the bees’ abilities.

An interview of termite expert Victor Meyer explores the design in termite colonies, and how they reflect Gods glory.

Spiders use electric fields in the atmosphere to control their flight

The intelligence, intelligent complexity, and other characteristics “without precedent” in their family tree truly render the short-lifespan octopus an evolutionary paradox.

Plants can ‘hear’, and respond to, the sound of gurgling water.

Jumping spider eyes, depth by defocus, micro-robot, biomimetics.