Have you never heard of mimicry? Can you explain why all creatures adapt to their environments?

For example you have Mullerian mimicry where two or multiple species may mimic/adapt to look like a similar poisonous creature,
thus taking advantage of their traits and becoming less likely to be attacked.

Or Batesian Mimicry where a species body will follow the morphology of another in order to deceive a predator.

You also have the opposite effect in the form of Peckamian Mimicry, in which the creature in question will develop the physiology and/or traits of a non aggressive or passive creature, thus luring in others that think they are in fact the predator.

That is evolution in a nut shell.

"The implausibly of it should give you serious pause if you have an honest mind"

Only to anyone too stupid to understand that "beneficial" in evolution means a benefit to reproduction over other less beneficial mutations. Ipso fact billions of years of evolution eradicate the majority of mutations, and the ones left perfectly match the environment in which they evolved.

It has absolutely nothing to do with luck, and nothing happens in an instant, or by magic, in the way creatards like you keep lying, though why you have a problem with that is hard to fathom, given its the core of your own vapid unevidenced superstition about magic apples and talking snakes.

Blind faith and rank stupidity may get you into the creatard hall of fame, but all you'll get here is belly laughs. So again I do wonder what you hope to gain? You must enjoy being laughed at...

Oh dear, if the environment changes faster than anything can evolve they generally become extinct. Leaves and plants are organic and evolved as well,ten dollar bills are not, they're man made. Can you really be this obtuse by accident?

Now can you or can you not demonstrated any objective evidence for anything being created by a supernatural deity using clay, magic apples, and talking snakes?

Your evasion infers you have nothing....

It's not luck. Mutations are random, but the mechanisms that determine which survive are not random at all. Natural selection is insentient, but its also relentless and methodical in allowing only what you keep calling "lucky" mutations to survive.

Evolution is an insentient process, so luck is meaningless in that context. Only humans perceive things in this way.

Now can you demonstrate any objective evidence fora deity or anything supernatural?

You seem to have stopped even pretending you can now. Whether you accept the scientific fact of evolution or not, you're still holding an empty bag as far as your vapid superstition is concerned.

How would I possibly be stumped?

You have made it self evident that not only do you not understand evolution, you equally do not understand micro/macro evolution.
You cannot accurately define all three and have consistently made huge errors in doing do, despite being given complete dictionary definitions.

And the cherry on top of the proverbial cake, when demonstrated with how creatures all adapt to environments, you say this is impossible and by inference must be due to your deity and therefore this creature resembling its surroundings (like millions of other creatures do) must be due to magic.

You have all the intellectual fortitude of the leaf the katydid sits upon.

YOU asked for evidence and I supplied it.

Now, can you demonstrate any objective evidence for your vapid superstitious myth involving an unevidenced deity creating humans from clay using magic, and talking snakes?

Your trolling won't provoke me, you must realise that by now. All you're doing is making it abundantly obvious that obfuscation is all you have left, since your plagiarised arguments were exposed as specious fallacies.

I've seen this act too many times now, from too many theists, frustrated that their verbiage is refuted and exposed.

You sought atheists out to convince them your vapid superstion had merit remember. No one here sought you out, or cares whether you accept objective scientific facts or whether you believe an imaginary sky fairy from a bronzeage superstition created everything using magic fruit and talking snakes.