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Moose:.Why don't Moose feet freeze? All kinds of considerations you've seen here that most of us never consider, were considered by the Great Designer so that His creation would work properly for all in it, show forth the Creator's design ability and be perpetuated.

Highly unsaturated fats in a Moose's feet keeps them from freezing. Sounds simple enough, until you ask a few questions, like, How did this agglomeration occur if not by purposeful design, as the complexities are enormous?

Walrus:.The Walrus has two sacks in his neck which hold as much as 13 gallons of air, enabling him to keep his head above the water he rests in. These sacks are inflatable when under water, by pumping air in from the lungs. Almost everything man fashions has been spurred from the Creator's design of nature.

"Walrus feed on mollusks.(shrimp, crabs, oysters, clams, mussels, snails, slugs, squids, octopi, etc.).that they find in the surface of shallow sandy banks using their sensitive vibrissa.(bristles on the muzzle). Their lips and tongue enable them to extract the meat with their tongue after using their rubber lips to open the shells...Walruses have small brains and poor eyesight. As a result they can mistake humans for ringed seals, their favorite food. They can kill you with a single head butt."....Focus Magazine, December 1999, page 39,40.

"They make all kinds of strange sounds that no one has yet figured out exactly why", but they obviously mean something...

"When they dive, blood is pumped to the internal organs. When they surface, blood returns to the skin. Their long whiskers are used to detect clams, etc. They can dive up to 300 feet searching for food.

"A Walrus' muscle tissue is rich in myloglobin, an iron based protein similar to man's hemoglobin. Myloglobin stores oxygen and allows the Walrus to hold its breath for up to 25 minutes. A partially collapsed rib cage and tight valve like nose and ear openings are further modifications for deep sea dives. Three inches of blubber.(the fat of sea mammals).keeps out the cold. It swims at up to 15 miles per hour. They have a 24 inch penis so they can mate in rough waters. The female's milk is ten times as rich as cow's milk and has a 30% fat content. They give birth every 2 years."....Wildlife Conservation Magazine, November/December, 1999.

Shellfish:.Shellfish such as.oysters.and.clams, filter nutrients from their surrounding water and as such, their environment from the start must have been free of silt.(Earthy material composed of fine particles, such as soil).and sand. 

They are of extreme value to the ecosystem as they process, for example, in the Chesapeake.(the 200 mile arm of the Atlantic projecting into Virginia and Maryland).ecosystem alone, the entire Chesapeake through their system every week, moving through their bodies excess algae, etc. 

Shellfish can change their sex! One year male and the next, female. No one is quite sure why, but disproving evolution just the same? If it was existing fine as male, why change? The environment the shellfish are in doesn't affect this change. They just can! But what makes them able to and why? 

Clams are shellfish or also called bivalve.mollusks and change shell shapes depending on whether at the bottom of the water is a hard or soft base; the hard causing the clam to develop rounded shells and the soft, elongated.(long, lengthened).shells.

According to Paul Yaney, Whiteman College, Walla Walla, Washington, in.New Scientist Magazine.(newscientist.com), December 11, 1999."High pressure tends to trap water molecules on proteins." 

Yaney found shrimp and other deep sea creatures like sea anemones contain more of a compound called trimethylaneoxide.(TMAO).than shallow living relatives, enabling the proteins to remain functionally intact. Furthermore, the higher the pressure where an animal lives, the greater the TMAO concentration in the tissues. Without this, high pressure prevents proteins from forming working enzymes. Such a design!

How did different species of sea creatures.'come to have'.all this ability if Creator-God hadn't put it there? They needed it to survive the very first time. This survival mechanism just didn't 'evolve'. That's complete stupidity! Did it develop it before they went deep or develop it knowing they would need it to go deep? Where did the intelligence come from to do this? The intelligence is remarkable. Who but what we call Creator-God could have made it so, as this is complex?

TMAO permits proteins to form enzymes by making them resistant to high pressure.

We have already ruled out all evolutionary postulates. They were surviving without going deep, so how did the need to develop it further arrive? Evolution has no answers apart from disconnected postulations; disconnected, that is, from logic and reality. There is no other answer that will ever be discovered other than the simple truth that God programmed the habits of deep sea creatures into them. Creator made the mechanisms work properly from the instant they were put on Earth. These amazing systems enable sea creatures to have this ability. Humans don't have TMAO.


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