Animals That Defy Evolution and Evidence for Design
by Owen Borville

Many living things have characteristics of design and defy the principles of standard evolutionist doctrine. Many ancient fossils claimed to be millions of years old have living counterparts or "living fossils" that have not changed much at all.

Insects and Worms
Arthropod Head
Butterfly
Fruit Fly
Firefly 
Bee
Ant
Dragonfly
Wasp 
Fig Wasp Symbiotic Relationship
Bombardier Beetle
Trilobite Eye
Velvet Worm
Giant Weta
Glowworms
Earthworm 
Praying Mantis
Ladybug
Spider Web
Termites
Cockroach
Cicada
​Leaf Insects

Birds
Bird Migration and Creation
Bird Features: Beak, Feathers, Wings, Feet
Hummingbird
Owl
Incubator Bird
Chicken Egg
​Woodpecker
Peacock
Ostrich
Arctic Tern
Pacific Golden Plover
Homing Pigeon
Emperor Penguin
Albatross
Puffin Bird

Land Mammals
Dogs
Cats
Beaver
Antlers
Bighorn Sheep
Horse
Camel
Llama
Elephant
Koala
Echidna
Porcupine
Hedgehog
​Anteater
Aardvark
Armadillo
Opossum
​Sloth
Bats
Tapir
Lemurs
Slow Loris
Aye-Aye Lemur
Gibbons
Baboons
Flying Squirrel
Polar Bear
Bears
Hippopotamus
Rhinoceros
Zebra Stripes
Kangaroo Design
Pangolin
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Fish and Sea Animals
Dolphin
Whale
Seal
Shark
Stingray 
Sand Dollar 
Sea Urchin
Sea Cucumber ​
Seahorse
​Octopus
Squid
​Cuttlefish
Barreleye Fish
Stonefish
Starfish
Jellyfish
Salmon
Placozoa
Plankton Paradox
Nunibranch
Archerfish
Lampsilis Mussel and Bass
Manatee
Coelacanth
Decoy Fish
Mantis Shrimp
Lobster Eyes
Sunfish
Pufferfish
Narwhal Whale
Beluga Whale
Hammerhead Shark
Jellyfish Design
Scallop Eyes
Snail Design
Portuguese Man of War
Sea Anemone
Nautilus
Eel, Electric
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Reptiles and Amphibians
Reptile to Bird Evolution Flaws
Reptile Versus Mammal Differences
Four-Legged Land Animals
Snake
Turtle
Tortoise
Gecko
Chuckwalla Lizard
Chameleon
Crocodile
​Komodo Dragon

Dinosaurs
Dinosaur Footprints and Tracks
Dinosaur Footprints
Soft Tissue in Dinosaur Fossils

Body Parts and Systems
Brain
Eye
Ear
Appendix
Wisdom Teeth
Tailbone
Blood System
Immune System
Blood Clotting
Skin
Hair Origin
Mammary Gland Origin

Plants and Fungi
Venus Fly Trap
Bristlecone Pine Tree
Flowering Plants
The First Plants on Earth
Plants Regrew After the Flood
Acacia Tree and Ant Symbiosis
​Fungi Unique Design

Microscopic Animals
Archaea Are Complex, Not Primitive
Flagellum
Cell
Cilia and Flagellum
Placozoa
Plankton