Where is the proof of evolution?

Supersport (superhero) and other Christians ask a question:
 "If the theory of evolution is true, why don't we have more proofs?"

I answer: "Why don't you open your eyes, look around, and see the proof."

Look at domestic dogs. We have 150 recognized races (breeds), 90% of them created in the last 500 years by selective breeding, and 98% of breeds were created in the last 2000 years.

There was no major climate change in the last 2000 years. There was no major volcanic eruption (super-volcano) in the last 2000 years. No major movements of the continental plates. No meteorite hit. No major flood. Ice age?

If humans could create so many different looking dogs in less then 500 years, without any major change in climate or environment, try to imagine what nature could do in 500 000 000 years, when helped by major climate changes, ice ages, floods, movement of the continental plates, meteorite crashes, ...

Look at humans.  All humans alive today seems to have a single common ancestor, "Adam". But, look around, how many different races of humans are there?    Such a variety, and it took only 60,000 years:  http://curezone.com/forums/m.asp?f=543&i=744

Compare Australian Aborigines and Chinese people?

Look at animals.  If God  created each and every species for itself, why do we have so many closely related animals?
Why do animals on American continent have similar genes to animals in Asia/Africa/Europe?

Why are Horses (Equus caballus) and donkeys (Equus asinus) able to have offspring? Zebras-Horses?  Lions-Tigers? Buffalo-domestic cows?  Lama - Camels?  African/Asian Elephant?
http://curezone.com/ig/igallery.asp?d=/_e_f_forums/evolution/hybrids/

How about humans having recessive genes giving hairy faces?  Why would God give similar genes to humans and to monkeys?  Why do we have 98.9% same genetic makeup as Chimps?

Signs of evolution are all around us. So many different species, but all of them related, many of them so closely related.

White Shark

"It is impossible to reason someone out of something
 that he did not reason himself into in the first place"  - Jonathan Swift