I'm watching a documentary about evolution vs. intelligent design on youtube, and one of the comments said this:

"O my! He did NOT go there, lol. Whale vestigial "legs" lol (can't breathe). Please children, do a little research. Those legs have a very specific usage. Helps in the process of getting baby whales if you follow. Whales are great, cumbersome creatures and don't have hands lol. I can't believe they are still propagating this "Science" in the 21st century! Amazing the blind faith of evolutionists :)

"Look, vestigial legs in whales...the evidence of evolution is all around us." Sold! LOL"

Umm.. did I miss something? What is this person even referring to? The fact that this person said they don't have hands... meaning they dont use their hands to pull out a baby, but they use their legs? What?! And other animals such as snakes are not "great cumbersome creatures" and they also have remnant pelvic bones. Also modern whales don't have pelvic bones, contradicting the idea that "God" created everything in their current form.

Thoughts?

Tags: design, evolution, intelligent, vestgial

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It's just another -WTF Creationists- moment...

You're not missing anything. The person that wrote that is missing an education.

There is plenty of footage of baby whales and dolphins being born. They seem to manage quite well, and I have never once seen these "hilarious" vestigial legs in action!

I think he is talking about sex, which is why he finds it funny, although I'm not exactly sure how the legs are supposed to be used.

lol...

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