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That entire piece is worth the read. It’s the most thorough analysis of YEC arguments I’ve ever seen.
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I do notice at least one error: “…since no eggs require a year’s gestation…”
I’m not aware of any terrestrial ones that do, and in context, that is what is being discussed, but there are Antarctic nudibranchs that stay in their eggs for over a decade, and some probably for more like 50 years.
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