Nona Williams, co-owner of Ring of Fire Enterprises of Ben Lomond, Calif., which sells more than 20,000 emblems a year, including about 3,000 Darwin fish, said the old standby Darwin has been ...

Roger Smith, left, and Neil Shubin examine a fossil. Photo courtesy PBS We all know the Darwin fish, the car-bumper send-up of the Christian ichthys symbol, or Jesus fish. Unlike the Christian ...

We all know the Darwin fish, the car-bumper send-up of the Christian “ichthys” symbol, or Jesus fish. Unlike the Christian symbol, the Darwin fish has, you know, legs. Har har.

Everyone has seen the "Jesus Fish," those metal decals people stick to their cars to show their faith and religion. What most people don't realize is the true origin of the Jesus Fish symbol.

Forget Darwin, Jesus, Buddha whatever. Show everyone you know where it all really started with this attractive Cthulhu Fish emblem. Be the talk of the neighborhood with one of these babies ...

"He saw one with a Darwin fish committing a sexual act on a Jesus fish." Have mercy! The battle, ... "Then there's a militant side to it, too, the desacrilization of a Christian symbol," he said.

I've seen the various incarnations of the fish symbol as well as those that disagree.<BR><BR>You have the regular fish symbol, you have the Darwin (fish with legs) fish. You then have the Darwin ...

Like the familiar fish symbol sprouting legs and the word "Darwin," family car stickers have evolved. No longer just a stick-figure roll call on a rear SUV window, the symbols have morphed into ...

We all know the Darwin fish, the car-bumper send-up of the Christian ichthys symbol, or Jesus fish. Unlike the Christian symbol, the Darwin fish has, you know, legs. But the Darwin fish isn't merely a ...

The evolve fish is a widely recognized symbol for atheists. That outline of a footed fish with the word evolve in the center first appeared in 1992, developed by two Colorado nontheists as a ...

Tales from the Tinny speaks with anglers, who believe the new emblem could be improved. Ron Voukolos from Fishing and Outdoor World in Darwin said it "didn't look normal".