Parasitic Plants
Mechanism As far back as 1867, a botanical journal published a thorough review of parasitic plant features.3 About 4500 species of parasitic plants exist across twenty-eight different plant families.4 With that many species in that…
Some Women Without Olfactory Bulbs Can Still Smell—How?
According to a new study, some women who are missing (or, at the very least, have significantly reduced) olfactory bulbs in their brains are still able to smell. It is a surprising result because the…
Bird Decline: A Biblical Response
A major study recently published in the journal Science analyzed immense amounts of population data of more than 500 species of birds since 1970. The bottom line is very disturbing. Based on this study, there…
Ken Ham / Jeff Zweerink (RTB) Debate Responses
As Dr. Zweerink points out in his most recent follow-up article, there are areas where there is some agreement, though the agreement is less than he claims. Both Dr. Zweerink and we at Answers in…
Apes and Humans—Our Saliva Is Different
As the Institute for Creation Research shares, the researchers discovered that our saliva was very different from that of our supposed “cousins,” gorillas and chimpanzees, as well as the evolutionary outlier, macaque monkeys. Our human…