Oceans:.Oceans
are leaking water into the Earth's mantle 5 times faster than its being
replenished. 1.12 tons goes in and 0.23 tons comes out. At that rate the
oceans will be dry in a billion years. ...Ocean Realm Magazine,
Winter, 2000 reporting on a Sept. 11, 1999 article in.New
Scientist Magazine.(newscientist.com).
Entropy
is everywhere at work.
Sea Anemones:.Anemones
have poison 'arrows' that stick out and would paralyze anything that may
come in contact with it, but, sea slugs feed on the sea anemone. The sea
slug is able to ingest
these poison spears amassing them for important use as may later be necessary
for its defense. All of these abilities had to exist right from the start
or the sea slug would not be here, having been dealt a deadly blow the
first contact made with the sea anemone. Evolution, if
it was the least tiney bit true, would have been too darn slow for
Creator-God's advanced cooperative design. Evolution lacks explanation
for cooperative design.
Slugs:.A
slug is a mass of amoebas
germinated from spores.
The slug moves as if it were a single organism, migrating to where it is
dryer and usually windy, where it alters its shape with part of the amoebas
forming a long stalk and the others climbing up the stalk to fabricate
a fruiting pod, from whence a cloud of spores is dispersed into the wind
to begin the cycle all over again.
Why are some slugs annual,
yet others last up to six years? Who put their particular appetites in
them. They eat algae, excrement of other creatures and living plant leaves.
They are a garden's recyclers. They carry fern spores around the garden.
Ever wonder where that new fern came from?
Flowers depend on slugs for
pollination. Perfectly adaptable mucous glads allow the slug to exude mucous.
And why the wave motion of slugs and snakes? Why don't they crawl around
as so many other tiny living organisms? The slug has a penis that extends
to 1/3 his body length. They are hermaphrodites so they have both female
organs and penises and know how to use them.
Website.slugsite.tierranet.com
Mosquitos.(also
spelt
'mosquitoes'), parasites and other
noxious
pests:.Evolution
is too darn slow again:
About 100 years ago, bird biting mosquitoes called Culex pipiens entered
the tunnels then being dug for the London Underground.(the
'Tube'). Cut off from their normal
diet, they changed their habits to feed on rats and, when available, human
beings. During WW2, they attacked Londoners seeking refuge from Hitler's
bombs. Their plaguing of maintenance workers may be the reason the underground
variety has been dubbed molestus.
British scientists have now
found that it is almost impossible to mate those in the Tube with the ones
still living above ground, thus suggesting that they have become a new
species.(or
almost so). This has astonished evolutionary
scientists, who thought that even microevolution
making such changes must take many times longer than this.
Why these particular
pests now and did they exist in the original creation the Infinite One
said many times was good? Genesis 1:4-31.
Well, they are here now. Were they there then? No. They were an offshoot
of that which was then good? But, they still are mosquitos.
After the change in man's
nature occurred because of his selfishness,
things no longer flowed along nicely:.Genesis
3:17. Once one today gives himself to the purpose of love, he or she
then gets the nature of the Infinite One and they are out of the curse
of spiritual blindness of all humanity:.Ephesians
4:18 "Having the understanding darkened, being alienated from the life
of God through the ignorance that is in them, because of the blindness
of their heart."
Only the female mosquito
bites, as she needs protein for egg development. Males prefer nectars and
plant juices. The very first mosquito would have had to know this and where
to go to get it, or there wouldn't have been offspring to plague us. Too
bad she knew eh?
Mosquitoes come from the
water and fly immediately into the air. They have inborn intelligence enabling
them both to fly and to know they cannot exist underwater.
How to Get Mosquitoes to
Bite Your Friends
... not that you actually
want mosquitoes to bite your friends, but I think you will agree you don't
want to be bitten. Here's a list of things that attract mosquitoes. If
you want to avoid an encounter with the vampiric swarm, you can avoid doing
any of these things yourself or you can encourage those around you to do
them. Whatever works.
•Wear Dark Clothing
Many mosquitoes use vision
to locate hosts from a distance. Dark clothes and foliage are initial attractants.
•Exercise
You give off more carbon
dioxide when you are hot or have been exercising. A burning candle or other
fire is another source of carbon dioxide.
You release more lactic acid
when you have been exercising or after eating certain foods.(e.g.,
salty foods, high-potassium foods).
•Wear Perfume or Cologne
In addition to perfumes,
hair products and scented sunscreens, watch for the subtle floral or fruity
fragrances from fabric softeners and dryer sheets.
•Have Cold Hands
Mosquitoes are attracted
by a particular temperature range. The exact temperature depends on the
type of mosquito. Many mosquitoes are attracted to the slightly cooler
temperatures of the extremities.
•Perspire, Swim or Play in
the Sprinkler
Mosquitoes are attracted
by perspiration because of the chemicals it contains and also because it
increases the humidity around your body. Even small amounts of water.(e.g.,
moist plants or mud puddles).will
draw mosquitoes. Standing water also allows mosquitoes to reproduce.
I am a veritable mosquito
magnet. I wear a lot of black, favor Coppertone™ when outdoors.(bloodsuckers
seem to love the subtle jasmine scent of that sunscreen).and
can be found near the beach or poking at the barbeque, sipping a sports
drink or fruity drink. Don't be like me! Or if you are, try natural mosquito
repellents. ...article from chemistry.about.com
Citronella is a natural mosquito
repellent. Mosquitos dislike Citronella because it irritates their feet.
It's effective and doesn't contain poisons that ordinary chemical sunscreens
do which do get absorbed through the skin. Even a little poisoning is not
good for one's health.
Brine Flies:.A
unique species of Brine fly exists in Wilbur Hot Springs, Colusa County,
California. His cousins have spread all over North America, but not this
one. Somehow he knows not to move. It seems that his traveling cousins
can cope better with a range of salt concentrations, rather than the concentrated
forms form the hot springs. Now if you think, serious questions are posed
regarding evolutionary theory and the existence of these 'cousins' with
their individual preferences.
Dragonfish:.Dragonfish
are the only creatures to see Dragonlight, a red bioluminescence. Their
red searchlight illuminates prey and the prey cannot see the light.
How could it have evolved
an advantage that other fish didn't and don't even come close to?."They
can even talk to other Dragonfish by flashing light signals.".Ron
Douglas, Applied Vision Research Centre, City University in London.
Dragonfish have a special
way of swallowing, in that, they don't have a bottom in their mouth, but
nothing drops out of it.
Why are they designed to
see only their own light? This shoots a hole in the head of evolution,
which says that natural selection would evolve mechanisms to better enable
a species to survive threats of others. Dragonsfish are not a threat to
their own kind. If that were true, then the Dragonfish would have developed
an ability to see the bioluminescence
emitted from other fish. The Dragonfish has two bioluminescence systems;
the blue green emission one that emits blue green light, as many other
fishes do and the exclusive red one, seen only by Dragonfish.
Different species of Dragonfish
emit different frequencies with the red range. Consider that they can see
their own light and the same light produced by other Dragonfish. How then
is this possible? They have two separate mechanisms for doing so. Each
kind of Dragonfish specifically has visual response mechanisms sensitive
to certain frequencies within the range of red they are all attuned to.
It has been found that chlorophyl provides a photosensitizing ability,
but it is not understood exactly how the chlorophyl activates the Dragonfish's
visual pigments. This is the first time a 'photosensitizer' has been found
to be involved in vertebrates. Described in detail in 'Lair of the Dragon'
on page 23,.Ocean
Realm Magazine, Winter 99/2000.
The light, both red and green,
is emitted from them from a lamp beneath each eye. This way it can see
without being seen. From the tiny plankton to 80% of all marine organisms,
light is emitted. Most make their own light. Some rely on bacteria to do
it for them, according to Ron Douglas at the Applied Vision Research Centre,
City University in London.
How does evolution account
for the 'evolutionary alteration' where there is this difference in production
of light? It does what it does with most things it encounters that it has
no explanation for. It avoids it while carrying on with its absurd.tenets
as fact.
