A theory that does not take the risk of being wrong is not falsifiable. I emphasize the word "risk". Whenever I ask what would falsify the theory of evolution I am given responses that do not pose any potential threat to the theory; I am given examples of observations that we all know will never happen. For instance, finding a fossil of the rabbit in the pre-Cambrian, or a 3 billion year-old human fossil, are some examples that pose no risk the the theory of evolution. This is on par with saying that the way to falsify Intelligent Design is to die, and if you don't see God in the after life then that is evidence against ID.
Are there any decent examples of risks to the theory of evolution?