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Harun Yahya
                                 (Adnan Oktar)


               match those of their sur-

               roundings.    Species
               such as angel fish
               and butterfly fish
               possess very striking
               colors. Since they can
               easily be detected by
               predators, one would ex-

               pect them to soon become
                                                 Porcupine fish protect them-
               extinct. But these fish survive
                                               selves by distending their stom-
               despite their striking colors   achs like balloons and erecting
               thanks to their own particular        the spines on their skin.
               methods of defense. Evolutionists are unable to account for
               this state of affairs, which is the exact opposite of Darwinist
               expectations.
                  One evolutionist researcher studying this is the marine
               biologist Justin Marshall of Queensland University. In an ar-

               ticle, "Why Are Reef Fish So Colorful?" in  Scientific
               American magazine, Dr. Marshall describes this mystery "as
               tantalizing as it is beautiful."   65
                  In fact, there is no mystery here at all, nor anything dis-
               appointing, only history being repeated. Darwin himself de-
               scribed as "trifling particulars of structure [that] often make
               me very uncomfortable. The sight of a feather in a peacock's







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