Page 29 - The Miracle of Termites

Adnan Oktar

Here we see in detail a
Antenna worker termite's head.
Its antennae are neces-
Labial palp
sary for communication,
Maxillary palp
just as the special
Maxilla mouthparts are needed
to feed members of the
Labium
colony. No intelligent
person would ever think
that this intricate design
could come into being
by itself.

Infertile Termites Contradict Darwin's Theory
of Evolution
Charles Darwin admitted that such complex behavior in some

creatures is "by far the most special difficulty which my theory has en-
countered." 7
Why is the activity of social insects "the most special difficulty"
for the theory of evolution? To explain, we must examine the illogical-
ity of the evolutionists' claims—an illogicality that they themselves of-
ten admit.

Evolutionists claim that complex behavior such as termites dis-
play has come about through the mechanism of natural selection. This
amounts to the supposition that creatures learn certain behavior
through experience. When, in time, this behavior proves to be good
and advantageous for the species, it becomes adopted through the
mechanism of natural selection. Later on, this same advantageous be-
havior is inherited by later generations.
The following considerations show why these claims are untena-
ble:

First of all, the behavior that many species display cannot be at-
tributed to experience. For example, the first thing a newly-hatched

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