Earlobe
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The earlobe is a part of the bottom of the ear found on most humans and is made of connective tissues, fat, but does not contain any cartilage like the majority of the structure of the ear[1]. Evolutionists argue that earlobes are a useless vestigial structure, and fail, or refuse to consider intelligent design, or Genesis 1:27. Earlobes most commonly are either "attached" or "unattached" to the side of the face. Earlobes may also refer to the fatty tissue underneath a chicken's ear[2][3][4].