Biology

Would a robotic dog that could make copies of itself be alive?

An arctic fox that traversed over 4,000 km in two months shows how fast post-Flood dispersion couldve happened.

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

Genetic complexity and interconnectedness show that many traits are more complex than the traditional one gene, one trait picture.

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.

Selective shooting of bighorn sheep at Canada

A review of Human Errors by Nathan H. Lents.

Evaluating the pros and cons of the new RNA vaccine technology tells us they should be both safe and ethical.

fish, Trinidadian guppy, natural selection, loss of fertility, size, fishing sustainability Selectively removing the largest Trinidadian guppies in lab tests resulted in fewer, smaller fish, with implications for commercial fish stocks in the wild.

The ostrich is a reminder of creation and the Fall rather than evolution.

Ivory poachers kill elephants with the biggest tusks, resulting in more frequent tusklessness.

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