Dinosaur Moth

Researchers on Australia’s Kangaroo Island have discovered a tiny moth they claim has remained essentially unchanged for 40 million years. The “dinosaur moth” challenges evolutionary scientists who must explain how it retained its original form for millions of supposed generations. This difficulty is reflected in its name, Aenigmatinea glatzella, “enigma moth.” By comparison, evolutionists claim that mankind’s alleged apelike ancestor transformed into modern humans in “only” 250,000 generations.

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