Anatomy and physiology

Our backwardly-wired’ retina is an ideal structure to optimize colour vision.

Modern science is catching up with what the Bible tells us about people living for hundreds of years.

The liver is complex and serves a lot of purposes in the human body. Could it have evolved?

Claimed by evolutionists to be a vestigial organ, the appendix is crucial to our digestive system.

Evolutionists say the human birth canal is poorly designed; that humans evolved a bigger brain but not a wider pelvis causing birthing problems. This claim is exaggerated and wrong.

Bird teeth are not proof of dino-to-bird evolution.

Evolutionary psychology reflects Western media ideas.

What do genetics and morphology reveal about how many created kinds of bats there originally were?

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Tokay gecko toes and feet utilize van der Walls forces in setae and spatula to walk on vertical surfaces.

Scutisorex somereni Congolese hero shrew has unique backbone morphology defying evolutionary explanations for its origins

Discover the remarkable world of vision: from the perfect design of the human eye to unique eyes in nature, colour blindness insights, and the amazing ways science helps us see beyond limitations.

A correspondent asks: Was there really no death before the Fall? What about bugs and bee stingers?

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

Dermatomes and pentadactyl limbs supposedly show homology and are evidence that humans are evolutionary relatives of other vertebrates.

We do see mutations happening from time to time, but they lead to disease and death—not superhumans.