A Spider’s a Spider

Scientists recently found a fossil spider preserved in tree resin.

Now, it was supposedly one hundred million years old. It had fangs, four pairs of legs, and spinnerets to produce silk. But unlike living spiders, this one had a “tail” that was longer than its body. Scientists think maybe it was some kind of antenna.

Well, one researcher even believes this spider might still be alive since that area of the world isn’t well studied. So evolutionists apparently don’t have a problem with a spider living for a hundred million years without evolving!

Evolution tries to explain everything—including even a lack of evolution!

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