Biology

A long-term study on the water flea, Daphnia pulex, contradicts thousands of papers on natural selection that ignored environmental variation.

A woolly mammoth population went through a bottleneck of eight, the same as people on the Ark, without mutational meltdown

Is unguided evolution a reasonable explanation for the complex human brain? Join Dr. Dianne Grocott for a discussion on brain origins and the case for design.

Two tiny birds work harmoniously together—dad builds the nest and mum does the interior decorating, and together they raise their chicks.

Recent research has shown that bacterial flagella are even more sophisticated and fine-tuned then previously thought.

New research about the Antarctic octopus has provided answers that may explain how this creature survives in extreme waters.

The fight back from extinction of the Chatham Island black robin supports Noahs Flood.

These male jacanas have a fascinating way of shielding their young from danger.

Parallel mechanisms of LINE retrotransposition for inducing variationin the brains of humans and octopuses undermines common ancestry.

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

Do similarities between creatures prove that they had a common ancestor (evolved)? Is human and chimp DNA very similar? Do human embryos go through animal stages as they develop? Do we have useless left-over bits of animals in us? What about ‘apemen’?

A review of: Foresight: How the chemistry of life reveals planning and purpose by Marcos Eberlin.

A scientist shares his faith journey and how evolution played no role in his successful career in weed science.

Homologous structures are best explained by a common designer rather than common ancestry.

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.

This bird must cross thousands of km of open ocean in a single flight—non-stop, because it can’t swim.