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“When mom is trying to walk away, but you’re not done playing with your favorite tail yet.”
12/23/2025

“When mom is trying to walk away, but you’re not done playing with your favorite tail yet.”

UPRIGHT FROM THE STARTIn the latest evolutionary update, the story has changed again.Now we are told that humans did not...
12/22/2025

UPRIGHT FROM THE START

In the latest evolutionary update, the story has changed again.

Now we are told that humans did not first learn to walk upright on the ground, but in the trees. According to a recent study from the Max Planck Institute, researchers watched chimpanzees in Tanzania occasionally stand on two legs while moving among branches. From this observation, the conclusion was drawn that our supposed ancestors may have practiced bipedalism in the trees before ever using it on land. Apparently the savannah explanation has expired. Welcome to the arboreal edition.

This sounds impressive until you slow down and actually think about it. Chimps standing upright for a moment are still chimps. They do not become human because they balance on two legs while grabbing fruit. Occasional upright posture is well within the normal design of many animals. Dogs do it. Bears do it. That does not turn them into people. Observing a behavior and then attaching a sweeping evolutionary narrative to it is not evidence. It is storytelling.

What is especially telling is how often the explanation keeps changing. First upright walking evolved on open grasslands. Now it evolved in trees. Tomorrow it will be something else. The data stays the same. The interpretation shifts to protect the theory. Fossils cited from the Miocene still look like apes because they are apes. No half humans required.

The biblical account does not need to be revised every decade. Scripture says God created man fully human from the beginning, upright and walking on Day Six. Apes were created separately, fully equipped for climbing, swinging, and even occasional upright movement. No confusion. No guesswork. No constant rewrites.

So no, humans did not slowly learn to walk in trees before graduating to the ground. Man was created upright from the start. The chimps are doing exactly what chimps were designed to do. The only thing evolving here is the story.

12/22/2025

Elephant and Aligator fight

12/22/2025
What breathtaking photography captures the majestic beauty of a cheetah and her adorable cubs, symbolizing hope and new ...
12/22/2025

What breathtaking photography captures the majestic beauty of a cheetah and her adorable cubs, symbolizing hope and new beginnings?




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Every step leaves a mark, even the smallest ones. This leopard cub walks with innocent eyes and a brave heart, embracing...
12/22/2025

Every step leaves a mark, even the smallest ones. This leopard cub walks with innocent eyes and a brave heart, embracing the journey of the wild.”

Yilpa (goanna) standing tall yesterday in the bush.📷 -Morapoi Station                                                   ...
12/20/2025

Yilpa (goanna) standing tall yesterday in the bush.
📷 -Morapoi Station

Did you know? Those famous white spots on a fawn aren't just cute; they are nature's ultimate camouflage. They are desig...
12/20/2025

Did you know? Those famous white spots on a fawn aren't just cute; they are nature's ultimate camouflage. They are designed to mimic the dappled sunlight filtering through the forest canopy, helping the baby blend perfectly into the background and stay hidden from predators. 🌿🤫

A mighty king of the jungle sits proudly with his little prince by his side, showing that true strength is not just abou...
12/20/2025

A mighty king of the jungle sits proudly with his little prince by his side, showing that true strength is not just about power, but also about love, guidance, and protection.”

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