Evolutionary enthusiasts today claim that you can see live dinosaurs hovering around the hummingbird feeder. What are the facts?

Chimps are supposed to be our closest relatives, so evolutionists readily gloat about their ‘human-like’ social and other skills. But what about when elephants perform well in these areas?

Leading media physicist Paul Davies is puzzled. He realizes that ‘stupid atoms’ can’t generate the information required for living things. But he is unwilling to accept creation, so he tries to use quantum mechanics as a way out.

The Pizzly: a polar bear / grizzly bear hybrid explained by the Bible.

Most long-agers would love to see Neandertals be a separate species to humans. But how can this be if the evidence shows that they interbred?

Meet the tiny mantis shrimp that can punch holes in glass using an ingenious catapult mechanism. Its eyes, with 12 types of colour receptor, may help designers of cameras for satellites.

Humans walking on all fours: return of the ape-man?

As research progressively uncovers things that thwart naturalistic explanations, evolutionists are left to wonder. But they refuse to hear of a Creator.

Monkeys’ brains react in predictable ways to the communication calls of their fellow monkeys. The evolutionary hype over these rather banal findings is, as usual, quite unjustified.

The puzzling Homo floresiensis.

When one sees that beautifully-preserved fossils are found all over the world, an all-too-obvious pattern emerges. But to some, it’s not that obvious.

Rapid evolution?—Are Aussie snakes really evolving to cope with toxic toads? CMI’s Dr David Catchpoole investigates.