Richard Dawkins tries to provide a clearer evidence of the earth’s evolution together with all that is contained in it in his book, The Greatest Show on Earth. In his scientific research, Dawkins creates a combination of different elements of nature and brings these elements into one common fact that all organisms evolve from something that can be determined through research (4). Since Charles Darwin came up with his theory of evolution, many scientists after him came up with new theories criticizing his views, where they argued that his theory of evolution was fictitious and had no evidence (38). Richard Dawkins, on the other hand, came up with other theories which proved that Darwin was right in his evolution, The Origin of Species (38). The aim of this study is to identify the facts that have been identified by Richard Dawkins in his book in connection with evolution, which make it unique from other theories brought out by other scientists. Discoveries One point worth noting is the fact that Dawkins, unlike other scientists, was able to differentiate between the facts and theories of evolution (4). According to him, it is a fact that the evolution of every living being on earth is connected with each other. This means that no evolution of living things is unique and independent of the other, but instead, evolution of one organism is connected to another. Dawkins’ book (4) defines the term “theory” as a systematic group of ideas that tries to explain a particular fact or phenomenon. He also argues that the theory of evolution is based on the concept of natural selection, where the idea of natural selection is what leads to facts of evolution (7). Some of the discoveries that Dawkins came up with, which make them unique and interesting to note in comparison with other scientists include:  1. In his book, in Chapter two (22-25), Dawkins states that all organisms changes slowly but definitely. This change may not be observed by merely following the line of generations but in the long run, when the complete line of the species is observed, we realize that there is change from one form to another. He even gave an instance that an animal that is too fearful and shy like a porcupine may eventually turn into a leopard after undergoing the small unobserved changes (24)! This has had a great impact because, I have never imagined that all organisms could be sharing one common fore parents.  2. In Chapter three of his book, Dawkins argues that the theory of natural selection and that of artificial selection, if handled concurrently, could give similar outcomes. In this concept, he argues that it is possible for animals to mate with plants and produce an organism. It proved hard to believe that domesticated organisms like insects could produce offspring through mating with naturally selected organisms like plants (36).  3. Another discovery that he came up with, which sounds absurd is the fact that evolution takes more that a billion years. He argues that determining, the age of trees, for instance, by merely counting the rings on its trunk is not enough to know its existence (48). For a species to be in existence it must have taken billion of years and this is difficult to determine even through radioactivity (decaying) of or