The fruit fly, Drosophila , is often used in laboratory experiments. Because it has a short life span, many generations can be studied in a reasonable amount of time. It has been subjected to radiation and toxic chemicals that produce mutations, in the hopes that it will evolve into something else. These experiments have never produced birds, butterflies, or mosquitoes. Not even mutation can produce a new species.
Species reproduce after their own kind.
You won't read such stories in scientific journals. But the theory of evolution requires that every species living today has an ancestor that was a different species. Somewhere along the line, something had to give birth to something else if the theory of evolution is true. This is not supported by, and is in direct opposition to, scientific experimental data. With a little luck, this will produce a new, genetically engineered species.