Do You Know How Complex a Single Cell Is?

Darwin's finches are often presented as an example of evolution, but the differences among the various finches involve changes in beak size and shape rather than one kind of bird becoming another. Their ability to interbreed and the limited nature of their genetic differences fit variation within a…

Blister beetle larvae use solitary bees to reach their food source and later gather into a formation that resembles a female bee. The beetles also produce a mating scent and use the interaction to transfer between bees, creating an intricate survival strategy. Image: Triungulin on a butterfly (573…

Creation science makes predictions that can be tested against observations in the natural world. One example involves the Earth's magnetic field and planetary magnetic fields, where predictions made from a creationist understanding were later compared with measurements; such examples show that scie…

The inner ear contains an extraordinarily precise balance system made up of fluid-filled canals and tiny calcium crystals that detect movement and gravity. These parts must work together and send accurate signals to the brain, making the system a striking example of the intricate design found throu…