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                    entering. The hairs on this valve are very touch-sensitive. If an
                    insect or another organism in the water touches them, the valve
                    suddenly opens and causes a powerful water current to rush
                    into the empty bladder. The valve then closes before the victim

                    knows what is happening. The whole process takes place in
                    about one-thousandth of a second, and immediately afterwards
                    the glands begin to secrete substances to digest the trapped
                    prey. 37

                        Every bladderwort possesses this same perfect design and
                    the same internal glands, and the hairs on the valves all have
                    the same sensitivity to touch. So how did this mechanism come
                    into being? How did it happen that all members of this species

                    of water plant have exactly the same features?
                        Evolutionists assert that such features are all the result of
                    coincidence. Yet this design actually points to one single truth:
                    Living things emerged all at once, in full possession of all of

                    their features. Only Almighty God could create all living things
                    as we see them today.





                        Sharks’ Unique Heating Systems
                        White sharks, which catch their prey by following it with
                    their eyes, experience no difficulty when swimming off hot
                    coral shores. In cold ocean waters, however, their vision should

                    be impaired by the cold.
                        Under normal conditions, their eyes should find it difficult
                    to follow their prey, since chemical reactions slow them down
                    under the influence of the cold water. Yet white sharks never en-

                    counter such difficulties, for while they are cold-blooded, the
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