Thousands Of Darwin's Hand-Written Manuscripts Made Available Online While we can never pick Charles Darwin’s brilliant brain, a collaborative project is bringing us closer to his thoughts than ever before. As of his

It's February 12, Darwin Day. Here's 23 animals that show evolution's twisted side. Thanks for the nightmares, evolution. Darwin Day commemorates the anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin on 12 February 1809. Here are 23 of evolution's odder creations - the ones that make you look, gasp and say

Darwin's Theory of Evolution Roiled U.S. on Eve of Civil War Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species sent shock waves around the world when it was published in 1859.

Photos: Darwin's Legacy Modern scientists continue to prove Darwin's theories.

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15+ Satirical Evolution Cartoons To Celebrate Darwin Day Today, on the birthday of Charles Darwin, we celebrate Darwin Day, to promote science and highlight his contributions to the field. Darwin is best known for his groundbreaking book, “On The Origin Of Species,” published in 1859, that convincingly Read more ... argued the theory of species evolution.

Darwin Predicted This Animal's Existence Decades Before Its Discovery Here’s a great Charles Darwin story you may not have heard before: In 1862, the famed naturalist foretold the discovery of an unusual animal, based on his observations of a species of orchid endemic to Madagascar. The creature was ultimately discov Read more ... ered in 1903—some 20 years after Darwin’s death.

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Investigate the death of our son John P. Quintero On January 3, 2015, my son John Paul Quintero was shot and killed by police. He was 23 years old and unarmed at the time of the shooting. I watched him die in front of me.  I received a call that John had been drinking at a birthday celebration and Read more ... a fight began between him and his cousin's husband…

The Genomes of Darwin's Finches Have Now All Been Sequenced Back in 1835, Charles Darwin was captivated by the incredible diversity in beak shapes among finches living in the Galápagos archipelago off Ecuador. Now, after sequencing the genomes of all of Darwin’s finches, researchers have pinpointed the gen Read more ... etic basis of their beak variation. The findings are…