The evolutionists are at it again! Over the years, we’ve heard a lot about “Lucy” (Australopithecus afarensis),
which evolutionists believe is a relative of humans as part of the
supposed evolutionary history of man. Although much of the study of
Lucy’s bones has been dedicated to reconstructing her physical body,
complete with exhibits and artists’ renditions that depict a
human-like Lucy, a recent article in Discover magazine is
taking a different approach—evolutionists are trying to reconstruct
Lucy’s vocal cords to show how she would have communicated as the
supposed ancestor of humans.
At the Creation Museum, we recently unveiled a new exhibit on Lucy,
which emphasizes that our “starting points” make a difference in how we
interpret evidence. In our exhibit, we show that Lucy was simply an
ape, probably resembling a small gorilla. We also have on display a
cast of all the bones found from her body: only 47 out of 207. Continue at Ken Ham
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