I can listen to Dr. Lisle all day. He’s such a scientific blessing to us who are super interested in the cosmos but aren’t intelligent as he to put it all into perspective !

Great! Thanks for sharing.

Brilliant mind. Thanks so much for sharing this!!

Outstanding

Have you seen a coconut? Trust me, fruit eaters need those teeth.

@LindeeLove

6 ай бұрын

Friend, you don't eat the outside of a coconut.

@isaacspeilman700

6 ай бұрын

I wonder if there might be some sort of reason to bite through the husk of a coconut... hmmmm....

@valerieprice1745

6 ай бұрын

@@LindeeLove friend, but you have to break the outside to get to the meat on the inside. If you're an animal that likes coconuts, you have to have teeth strong enough to break it open.

@bobSeigar

5 ай бұрын

.... No. Even monkies use a rock.​@@valerieprice1745

@anthonypolonkay2681

5 ай бұрын

​@@LindeeLove Something that is also to consider is that some predatory features in animals were likly imputed onto them from the curse on the earth after sin, and the fall. We know that harmful, or otherwise unpleasant plant life was the result of the curse, as well as the factors of shortages. And famines, and droughts. And 1 Anima was distinctly cursed "above all other beasts of the field" and that was the serpent whom was use to trick eve. It is explicitly stated that he was cursed, and changed to have to crawl on the earth on his belly. So it's a reasonably logical assumption that the other animals of the earth were also cursed. Some of the result of which is likly harmful, or otherwise predatory features that did not exist beforehand. Now I doubt thag every harmful and predatory feature is sourced this way, a great many of them Lilly are repurposed features thag used to be for locomotion, or eating of plants.