Convergent Evolution or Intelligent Design? 1

When the same complex capability is found in unrelated organisms but
not in their alleged evolutionary ancestors, evolutionists say that a
common need caused identical complexities to evolve. They call this
convergent evolution.

For example, wings and flight occur in some birds, insects, and
mammals (bats). Pterosaurs, an extinct reptile, also had wings and
could fly. These capabilities have not been found in any of their
alleged...