Woodpecker
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A woodpecker is a bird that pounds its beak into a tree's surface to find food.[1] There are 21 species of woodpeckers in the United States. [2]
Evidence against Evolution
The skull of the woodpecker is uniquely suited to absorb the intense shocks generated by its feeding habits. If the skull was weaker at some point in the past, the bird could not have fed in such a manner. But if the bird didn't feed in such a manner, then why would it have 'evolved' a thicker skull? Liberals can't answer questions like this, which is why they resort to silencing the opposition with harassment and vandalism!
References
- ↑ http://www.defenders.org/wildlife_and_habitat/wildlife/woodpeckers.php
- ↑ Internet Center for Wildlife Damage Management, WOODPECKERS, by Rex E. Marsh, 2005 [1]