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Harun Yahya
ICHNEUMON WASP
Age: 50 million years
Period: Eocene
Location: Poland
The common feature of members of the family Ichneumonidea is that they are parasites.
Various species can be found across the world, though they generally inhabit the northern
hemisphere.
With structures and appearance that have remained unchanged for tens of millions of years,
ichneumon wasps refute the theory of evolution. There is no life form that evolutionists can
propose as these wasps' supposed common ancestor. Neither can they explain through
which stages these insects acquired their present features. No trace of any such ancestor can
be found in the fossil record, nor any stage through which they might have passed. As with
all other living things, stasis is the common feature of all ichneumon wasp fossils.
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