Image courtesy of Jasmine Nirody.
Joel Kontinen
Tardigradess are living fossils that were one of the animals that evolutionists
believe were in the cambrian strata “530 million
years” ago,
which means that evolutionists see them as one of the oldest kinds of living fossils.
They don’t have legs., so scientist did
not know how they used their limbs. Now they have found out.
“Tardigrades in the
species hypsibius exemplaris revealed that their
movements closely resembled locomotion in insects about 500,000 times their
size, despite being separated by around 20 million years of evolution and
belonging to a different phylum.”
That is, according to
darwinists, but tardigradess
use an intellectual design feature.
Source:
Weisberger, Mindy. 2021. Why tiny tardigrades walk like insects 500,000 times their size Live Science 1 September.
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