When William Eberhard studied the orb web-building abilities of the tiniest of tiny spiders, he was in for a big surprise.

We hope you enjoy this sneak preview of the editorial from the soon-to-be-released Creation magazine. Subscribers will be delighted with the printed magazine’s powerful content and brilliant graphics.

Why the generational shift in outlook evident in today’s young women?

Evolution needs a ‘Superman’, but neither Richard Dawkins nor Natural Selection can supply one.

New research suggests function for appendix in maintaining good digestive bacteria populations.

The domestic cat ancestors of Cleopatra’s cat (assuming she had one) lived near two famous rivers.

The British Government has acknowledged that ‘There is scope for pupils to discuss the origins of the Earth and living things in religious education lessons’.

How does a gorge form so quickly?

When constructing a building, the foundation is the key to stabilizing the structure.

When asked ‘What is the most important book of all time?’, a popular science magazine gets the initial part of the answer right, but its reasoning is way wrong.

Does a fossil arm bone from a Velociraptor suggest dinosaurs had feathers?

Latest ‘dinobird’ fossil Mahakala omnogovae is a little fossil that means little for dino-to-bird evolution.