When famed evolutionist Richard Dawkins was asked in a television interview if there is any mutation observed in any species that is known to have added useful information to the genome (the set of chromosomes and genes in living cells, by which hereditary information is transmitted), Dawkins was stumped for an answer.

Charles Darwin did not know a thing about mutations within the genome, because science had not progressed that far during his time. In today's evolutionary theory, the hope is that accidental mutations within the genome sometimes result in useful new developments--the increase of positive genetic information, merely by chance--in a line of generation. By this process, species evolve into higher forms.

But Richard Dawkins was unable to offer a single proven example of this actually happening. What is observed is that mutations of the genome result in no useful new information. From such mutations come freaks of nature, like the cows with two heads that one can see on display on the Govardhana parikrama path in Vrndavana.
 

 

Source: The Collapse of Darwinism, a film by Harun Yahya.