This is not what falsification is at all. Falsification is a hypothetical observation that would show that a hypothesis is wrong. For example, if I hypothesise that metal floats if it is painted green, then either observe green metal sinking, or perform an experiment in which green metal sinks, then the hypothesis is falsified. I then look for a new hypothesis. If I cannot conceive of a falsification criterion, then the statement is not scientific, even if it is true.
Evolutionists even ignore certain animal species.
The shark is one, the duck billed platypus is another. These and other animals are a mosaic of different features. Evolution states that by finding similarities of organisms' features, we can trace the different species back to a common ancestor. I don't know what features are being referred to here. But, as an example, the platypus is a mixture of reptilian features and mammalian ones, which is hardly surprising given that it is a member of a primitive group.