Carpenter ant colonies evade zombie apocalypse because only the climbing dead become weapons of mass dispersion.
Move over, mass extinction meteorite, says new model.
Steve Jobs, like so many described in AiG’s book Already Gone, did not get the answers to the questions troubling his heart and so walked away from God.
The vestigial vestigial organ arguments
Abruptness of ancient oceanic alterations fit the Flood.
Giant panda is big on bamboo but doesn’t get much bang for the bite.
Yes, dinosaurs and humans co-existed—but not in the Lotus Mountain Fortress.
Convinced that genetic similarities confirm a common ancestry for two kinds of snails, researchers sought a transitional form and believe they found it.
Sugary sialic acid signatures seen as evolutionary segregators of early humans
Kuiper comets capture credit for watering the early Earth.
Microevolution writ younger, Orchids and their perfume pals, Did Jesus die for E.T.? Prefabricated placental blueprints, Archaic birds border the K-T
Assorted archaic birds buried with dinosaurs up to the K-T boundary.
Big deal over small, arguably irrelevant changes
Orchids pack their pollen on perfume-seeking bees.
Did E. T. sin, and, if so, did Jesus die to save him/it?
Prefabricated package of genes prompts placental development.
The extreme clarity and uniformity of the beautiful crystals in Naica, Mexico, indicate that the conditions under which they formed remained quite stable.
A case of the pot calling the kettle black
Asteroid cleared of charges, but search continues for another cosmic culprit.
Is the neutrino guilty of breaking the cosmic speed limit?
Answers for antibiotic resistance sought in “ancient” Australian antimicrobials.
Epigenetic mutations can produce rapid variation and defy Mendelian genetics.
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