Darwin fish symbol

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The Darwin fish symbol is a parody of the Christian ichthys emblem, depicting a fish with legs and often the word "Darwin" inside to represent support for evolution and secular or scientific viewpoints.

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Darwin fish eating smaller ichthys 1
Darwin fish symbol canonical 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf parody symbol
secular symbol
symbol of evolution
associatedWith Charles Darwin
agnosticism
atheism
evolutionary biology
freethought
scientific skepticism
contrastsWith ichthys
surface form: Christian ichthys emblem
culturalContext creation–evolution controversy
science and religion debates in the United States
depicts fish with legs
emergedIn late 20th century
hasFeature often includes feet
stylized fish outline
two or more legs extending from body
hasVariant Darwin fish symbol self-linksurface differs
surface form: Darwin fish eating smaller ichthys

Darwin fish with wrench or tool
hasWritingSystem Latin alphabet
intendedAudience science enthusiasts
secular individuals
supporters of evolution
medium automobile emblem
metal badge
vinyl decal
parodies Christian ichthys symbol
represents critique of creationism
support for evolution
support for science
support for secularism
symbolizes acceptance of scientific explanations of life
conflict between science and literalist religion
natural selection
typicalColor black
silver
white
typicallyContainsText Darwin
usedAs expression of non-religious identity
expression of support for teaching evolution
satirical commentary on religious belief
usedOn car bumper
car trunk
clothing
jewelry
stickers
visualMotive modification of ichthys outline

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

ichthys contrastedWith Darwin fish symbol
subject surface form: Ichthys
Darwin fish symbol hasVariant Darwin fish symbol self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Darwin fish eating smaller ichthys