ral wonders; it is the ocean’s trash disposal. Sharks patrol the oceans depths searching for food to eat whether they are injured fish or trash dumped in the water. Their bodies have great immune systems, which allow them to eat and digest almost anything. Even the most unlikely and unwanted creatures around the household are needed for our survival. Flies, which can be annoying most times, are crucial to the survival of the environment. They feed on the fecal matter of animals and rotting food, their digestive track is specifically designed for that purpose. The design of these animals and their purpose is too perfect to have been created by accident and therefore, this plus many other reasons are what proves that God really does exist. To begin I’ll start with insects. There are thousands of different types of insects around the world, and each of them does different things to help nature. Some insects serve as trash dispensers by eating non-wanted material on the surface of the ground. Flies and beetles eat animal feces that contain numerous flesh-eating bacterias that would normally poison and in some cases kill a human or any type of animal. God created these insects for a reason. They could not live without the existence of mammals and without those certain insects we wouldn’t be able to live. Other types of insects are used to ferment plants. Bees, for example when traveling from flower-to-flower, carry pollen on their wings. When they land on another flower pollen is transferred to that flower and at this time fertilization takes place, this process is known as pollination. Bees are not the only animals to aid in the fertilization process. Birds and even we humans help too. When we pick flowers or walk in a field among them pollen attaches itself to our legs or hands and when we touch another flower, that flower is pollinated. Not only are some animals dependent on others for reprodu...
