ProphetSmurf said:"And many scientists who accept the overwhelming evidence of evolution are also theists"
Present this evidence. It does not exist. I first want to see the fossils of a SLIZARD. Then I wish to see the millions of fish with legs fossils. What, none found? Repeat that? THERE ISNT ANY?? Ahh but you say overwhelming? DNA is against the THEORY, so is "Survival of the fittest". Mutations have never been good, although inevitable, in all species. Evolution is and always has been, a theory. If man has evolved it has been for the worse. Our ancestors lived hundreds of years, today we get lucky to have Willard Scott say hello to us at 100. So bring me these overwhelming species!!! I await!!!!
Coelacanth. It is not only a fish with "proto-legs", it is a alive today. It is considered to be over 400 million years old as a species.
http://www.dinofish.com/
It also has prototype lungs, not an air bladder.
Platypus. The platypus has a flat, streamlined body. They have a muzzle shaped like the bill of a duck, webbed feet, and a tail like that of a beaver. The bill is not hard like that of a bird. It is actually an elongated muzzle covered with a leathery skin. The bill and feet of a platypus are black while the fur is usually a dark brown color. The platypus also possesses a spur on it hind legs that can be used to inject venom into another creature. In man this usually causes agonizing pain but can be fatal to smaller creatures. The platypus forages for food by diving underwater for up to 1.5 minutes and searching for food. While underwater, it stores any food it finds in cheek pouches. On surfacing, it sorts out what it found and eats it. When searching for food, the platypus is relying solely on its electrically sensitive bill to find food. The bill of a platypus can detect small electrical currents put out by the creatures that it eats. The platypus is a strong swimmer though not very fast. It swims by alternating movements of its front feet only. When out of the water, the webbing folds between its toes. The fur of the platypus is some of the most waterproof in the animal kingdom and the tail is used to store fat.
The platypus is one of only two mammals that do not give birth to live young but lays eggs instead (the other is the echidna.) After birth, the young live on milk provided by the mother. However, the platypus does not have nipples. Instead, glands along the side of the mother secrete milk and the young platypus will lap it up. After six weeks the young have fur and may leave the nest for short periods. They are weaned by five months old.
Chinese Snake head fish. Can walk for miles from one pool of water to another, currently a bain in the United States East Coast waterways, due to its aggresive nature.
Mud Skipper. Can walk for miles and remain alive for days out of a pool of water.
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