An ant encased in Burmese Amber (Kachin Amber) excavated from Cretaceous level strata in the Hukawng Valley region of Northern Myanmar (Burma). Evolutionists and uniformitarians assign dates of between ninety-five and ninety-eight million years old to fossils excavated from these strata layers. The ant preserved in this amber specimen however is, inexplicably in the evolutionary world view, remarkably similar to the more than twelve thousand species of ants inhabiting the earth today