Carpenter ant colonies evade zombie apocalypse because only the climbing dead become weapons of mass dispersion.
“There is a book . . .” Ken Ham reminded Nye at their 2014 debate, and the Bible’s history is history we can trust.
Primatologist Robin Crompton and graduate student Susannah Thrope are rekindling a “30-year-old hypothesis that upright walking first evolved in the trees.”
Stanley Miller, partial namesake of the Miller–Urey experiment, has passed on at the age of 77.
Research conducted by doctoral student Mark Fitzpatrick of the University of Toronto at Mississauga is uncovering how more unique individuals of a species enjoy a survival advantage.
Researchers have discovered parasites that are helpful rather than harmful.
Anthropologist Erik Trinkaus comments that the specimens considered to be the “earliest modern humans” in Europe “have shown obvious Neandertal ancestry.”
Researchers at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) in Germany have made “overwhelming” discoveries that, according to the researchers, show that worm nervous systems and the human brain are distant cousins.
A sensational headline ran across the science media this week: “Chimps More Evolved than Humans.”
This week’s report of the first sign of planetary water outside our solar system has some evolutionists nearly giddy-but others remain skeptical.
A recapitulation and explanation of certain statements of Pastor Rick Warren.
Thermal imaging experts analyzing photos of Mars have announced the possible presence of caves beneath Mars’ famous red surface.
This week, a new animal joins our showcase of “underestimated animal geniuses”: the humble lab rat.
Recent evolutionary research direcltly contradicts prior research.
Evolutionists postulate that there is life on Mars do the possible prescence of underground water on Mars.
The second of three design-in-nature articles this week highlights the amazing flight maneuvering capabilities of bats.
Stanford researchers trained rhesus monkeys to reach for different-colored spots at different speeds (red fast, green slow), then analyzed their success at repeatedly reaching for the red at the same speed, and repeatedly reaching for the green at the same speed.
From the UK comes yet another article on AiG's Creation Museum, which has been drawing increasing attention even though it won't be officially open until late in the Spring.
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