Genesis Park Blog

This month we start a new series about the most venomous animals on the planet. Of course, there are different ways of measuring toxicity. One could ask what animal's venom packs the biggest punch per ml. Or we could consider what single animal bite is the most...

Flowering plants (called angiosperms) typically only appear in the upper fossil layers. Because of this, evolutionists assume they evolved from "simpler," non-flowering plants (called gymnosperms). Gymnosperms do not make enclosed seed packets. A common example of...

Sir Richard Owen is famous for coining the term "dinosaur" in 1842. But as a biologist, he made a number of scientific contributions. Just a year earlier he wrote about the intricate skeleton of a new sea sponge species found near the Philippines, calling it “a...

Evolutionists have long trumpeted the “fact” that humans and chimps have 98.5% the same DNA as proof of common ancestry. They argue this approx. 1% difference can easily be accommodated by the known mutation rates over the last few million years. But initially the...

This month we conclude our mini-series on the tongue, this amazingly versatile organ. I've saved two very special animals to discuss for the end. The first is the amazing tongue of the woodpecker. In 2011, Chinese scientist conducted an intense study of the Great...

We have discussed how the tongue is essential for swallowing and digestion and how fossil evidence for tongue evolution is lacking. We reviewed how the tongue plays a critical role in vocalization. Now, I’d like to consider some of the amazing tongues that God created...