Design in Nature

• Magazine Article

  Divinely Designed Defenses

  

  June 7, 2009 from Answers Magazine

  The Curse ushered in a brutal world of animals hunting and killing each other to survive.

• The D(esigned)-Word

  May 9, 2009 from News to Know

  An element of nature “designed”—a slip-up or a rare admission?

• A Fly’s Nervous System Aids in Flight

  Aug. 2, 2008 from News to Know

  No wonder houseflies can be so difficult to target: their guidance-control systems are sophisticated enough that they may inspire improvements to control systems in autonomous air vehicles.

• The Gecko Tail and Its Feats

  March 22, 2008 from News to Know

  Regardless of the attention given to those clingy gecko feet, gecko tails play an important role in keeping the mobile little creatures agile.

• Admitting Design

  Feb. 26, 2008

  Kenneth Miller, a Brown University cell biologist and professing Catholic who is one of evolution’s most vocal defenders, says it’s time for evolutionists to “reclaim the language of ‘design.’”

• Tortoise Shell Rights Itself

  Nov. 3, 2007

  Everyone knows that tortoises aren’t exactly nature’s most agile creatures. The plodding manner of the reptiles is fabled, and we haven’t heard of any arrests for illegal tortoise fighting.

• Amazing Design: Scuba Spiders

  Sept. 1, 2007

  A unique type of spider that spends its entire life underwater uses silk to spin personal “scuba tanks” for various purposes, including oxygen supply.

• Self-Cleaning Lotus Leaves

  Jan. 20, 2007

  Two part design ensures lotus leaves are clean.

• Bat Wings: Efficiency in Motion

  Jan. 20, 2007 from News to Know

  The second of three design-in-nature articles this week highlights the amazing flight maneuvering capabilities of bats.

• Technical Research Paper

  Preliminary Observations of the Pygidial Gland of the Bombardier Beetle, Brachinus sp.

  April 1, 2003, pp. 95–102

  In this study the pygidial gland and nozzle of one species of Bombardier Beetle is studied under light and electron microscopy (SEM and TEM) and are shown to be quite complex.

• Magazine Article

  God’s Amazing Glue

  March 1, 2002, pp. 27–28

  It’s only when our technology begins to get close to God’s that we start to understand the “marvellous” designs that He has used!

• Magazine Article

  Electrical design in the human body

  Dec. 1, 1999, pp. 43–45

  In the last century, our society’s dependence on electricity and all the devices associated with it has grown phenomenally.

• Magazine Article

  Blown Away by Design

  Sept. 1, 1999, pp. 14–15

  Michael Denton’s book “Evolution: A Theory in Crisis” has exposed thousands to the overwhelming scientific problems of Darwinian belief.

• Magazine Article

  Dazzling Design in Miniature

  Dec. 1, 1997, pp. 6–7

  The cells of the human body can produce at least 100,000 different types of proteins, all with a unique function. The information to make each of these complicated molecular machines is stored on the well-known molecule, DNA.

• Magazine Article

  Mount Rushmore ... Evidence of Design

  March 1, 1996, pp. 19–20

  Mount Rushmore, in the Black Hills of South Dakota, USA, is a spectacular memorial to four United States Presidents: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, and Theodore Roosevelt.

• Magazine Article

  Rotary Engines

  Dec. 1, 1992, pp. 23–24

  Rotating devices, such as wheels, gears and rotary motors do not seem to feature in the natural world of living things. Evolutionists would claim that they know why.

• Magazine Article

  Discovering the Dolphin’s Secret

  March 1, 1992, pp. 24–25

  When man discovered the dolphin’s secret, they tried to copy it! Such an ingenious design owes its origin to God, the Master Designer. The real patent belongs to Him!

• Magazine Article

  Not of Cabbages and Kings

  March 1, 1991, pp. 18–20

  Have you ever noticed that when one considers two apparently different items, any characteristics they do hold in common can also be found in a wide variety of other things?

• Magazine Article

  Hands and Evolutionary Proof

  Sept. 1, 1990, pp. 9–10

  Attempts to build better mechanical hands have shown experts how incredibly complex is the real human hand.

• Magazine Article

  Design—“Man Computerised Thermostat”

  Jan. 1, 1983, pp. 3–4

  Man possesses a complicated temperature control system. It is in reality an automatic, computerised thermostat which works day and night to keep man’s body at approximately 36.8 C or 98.4 F.

• Magazine Article

  The Technology of Flight

  Nov. 1, 1980, pp. 10–11

  Many of our textbooks suggest that it is man’s superior intelligence which has enabled our species to modify the environment by technological innovations and so give us some control of our evolution.

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