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Piglet Squid - Interesting, never saw this squid before? Have you? Miracles of Jehovah God Our Creator! - 🐷🐽🐷🐽🐷 The piglet squid measures only a few centimeters across, and it’s one of the cutest animals out there! It can be found in virtually all oceans in the deep water, over 100 meters deep. Due to its tiny size and deep water habitat, the piglet squid is actually not that well studied and understood. They are known to be sluggish swimmers, mostly because they often fill up with water, which is then released through the funny looking siphone you see above. Indeed, it does look like a piglet squid. It maintains itself buoyant with ammonium ions in its body fluid. It also has a large light producing organ (photophore) is located beneath each of its large eyes. The body is almost entirely clear, and if you look at it, you can barely see the semi-transparent internal organs, which provide a smile-like look. Interestingly enough, the piglet squid has most often been observed from submersibles with its head upside down. However, it is entirely unclear why they do this. https://www.zmescience.com/other/feature-post/awesome-animals-piglet-squid/

Imagine this! The End is Coming! Preach to all Scientists too! 👩‍🔬 👨‍🔬 https://m.theepochtimes.com/more-than-1000-scientists-dissent-from-darwinism_2799534.html

Scientists are changing thoughts and ideas about how life came about. This scientist was one of them. Read the scripture on his grave. https://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=67763.0

Why Children Need Pets - Thank you Jehovah!

Love 💗 is Everywhere You Just Have to Show it! It Will Return Back to You! Jehovah God Teaches Us to Love One Another and Summer Did His Son Jesus Christ Follow His Footsteps? 👣 👣 👣 #Repost @earthpix ・・・ Feel the love 💕 Photo by @david_hemmings_photo_tours

Thank you Jehovah for the Sea 🌊 Turtles 🐢 "Hover" This beautiful footage was filmed off the Coast Of Byron Bay, Australia by @scottwilsonimagery - Grace and Light, Green Turtle 🐢 🔵Green sea turtle (Chelonia mydas), is named for the green color of the fat under its shell. In some areas, the Pacific green turtle is also called the black sea turtle. They are easily distinguished from other sea turtles because they have a single pair of prefrontal scales (scales in front of its eyes), rather than two pairs as found on other sea turtles. Head is small and blunt with a serrated jaw. Carapace is bony without ridges and has large, non-overlapping, scutes (scales) present with only 4 lateral scutes. Body is nearly oval and is more depressed (flattened) compared to Pacific green turtles. All flippers have 1 visible claw. The carapace color varies from pale to very dark green and plain to very brilliant yellow, brown and green tones with radiating stripes. The plastron varies from white, dirty white or yellowish in the Atlantic populations to dark grey-bluish-green in the Pacific populations. Hatchlings are dark-brown or nearly black with a white underneath and white flipper margins. For comparison, the Pacific green turtle (aka Black Sea Turtle) has a body that is strongly elevated or vaulted and looks less round in a frontal view than other green sea turtles. The color is where you see the biggest difference with Pacific greens having a dark grey to black carapace and the hatchlings are a dark-brown or black with narrow white border with white underneath. Adults are 3 to 4 feet in carapace length (83 – 114 cm). The green turtle is the largest of the Cheloniidae family. The largest green turtle ever found was 5 feet (152 cm) in length and 871 pounds (395 kg). Adults weigh between 240 and 420 pounds (110 – 190 kg). Caption via @maestro320 #DiscoverOcean https://www.facebook.com/1562367475/videos/10214924975708869/

Thank you Jehovah God for a Beautiful Bird. No man gets the credit do your Creation! 🦆🦅🦉🦅🦆 Hoopoe Israels new national bird President Shimon Peres announced the Hoopoe as Israel's new national bird. The Hoopoe won an election held by the Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel, which concluded on Thursday after months of voting. 155,000 people participated in the nationwide election. The Hoopoe raked in 35% of the votes nationwide, and also won first place in the election held by Ynet with 20% of the net-surfer vote. Peres commended the election, and said that "today more than ever we need green scenery, fresh air, and the beautiful, multi-colored birds that flock here." He added that "ornithology is one of the main assets of our small country." The president also remarked that 500 million birds pass through Israel's skies annually. "For such a small country, that's a world record," he concluded. Peres also lamented that many birds, once common in Israel, have now become rare or disappeared completely from the country. He announced that he plans to hold talks with French President Nicolas Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel on the subject of returning the birds to their natural habitat. When asked what his personal choice had been, Peres answered that he would have liked to see the vulture take first place, but also remarked that it was a pity the dove had not been nominated. "The dove is equipped with a homing system, which can lead it home from anywhere it may be – and despite limitations and long distances it is a true Zionist," he said. https://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3549637,00.html

Sweet puppy 🐶 love and care. 🦴🦴🦴 Should we all show this love and concern for each other? Think about it.

Jehovah will save the Polar Bears. Matthew 6:10. . #RUSIA | Preocupante situación donde los Osos Polares están obligados a buscar alimentos en tierra firme, a medida que el hielo marino disminuye en la isla Novaya Zemlya. Por Muah Irina Elis, el 10.02.2019. #CalentamientoGlobal #Bears #Migrationp

40-Ton Whale Was Just Filmed Jumping Completely Out Of The Water, And This Incredible Video Is Going Viral December 09, 2018 Humpback whales are pretty big. Quite enormous in fact. The average weight of a fully grown adult is around 36,000kg, which is about the same weight as 24 adult hippos, but that didn’t stop the massive mammal in the video below from putting on an incredible air display when it leapt completely out of the water in South Africa recently. The footage was shot in the Indian Ocean off the coast of Mbotyi by Craig Capehart, a scuba diver who was sitting in a “rubber duck” inflatable boat when the graceful giant decided to make an appearance. He estimates that the whale weighed around 40 tons, but size clearly meant nothing to this graceful giant. “It seems that never before has a recording been made of an adult humpback whale leaping entirely out of the water! A very rare event, indeed,” wrote Craig in the caption accompanying the video. “Dolphins and even Great White Sharks have been seen flying out of the water, but this is a first for an adult humpback whale!”

A "dog-meteorite" crashed on Earth this morning! Luckily there were no casualties. 😂 🐕

I Love Butterflies 🦋 A Creation by Jehovah God! Enjoy!

An Iceberg Flipped Over, and Its Underside Is Breathtaking”In the case of this jewel-like iceberg, the ice is probably very old. In glaciers, years of compression force out air pockets and gradually make the ice denser, according to the National Snow and Ice Data Center. “When glacier ice becomes extremely dense, the ice absorbs a small amount of red light, leaving a bluish tint in the reflected light, which is what we see.” In addition, minerals and organic matter may have seeped into the underwater part of the iceberg over time, creating its vivid green-blue color.” Amazing Creator Jehovah God! Thank Jehovah for this beauty!

NOCTILUCENT ROCKET FUMES OVER JAPAN: Yesterday, Jan. 18th, Japan's space agency JAXA launched a small rocket over the Pacific Ocean. It created a rare and amazing display of artificial noctilucent clouds. The unexpected apparition was widely seen in the dark starry sky over western Japan before sunrise. Spaceweather.com - Beautiful Jehovah God your perform miracles every day! - 🎇🌌🎆🌌🎇

BUTTERFLY ~ 🦋🐛🦋🐛🦋 Butterfly; butterfly fly away, teach me how to be as free as free can be. Butterfly; butterfly I see you there, its beautiful the way your wings caress the air. Butterfly; butterfly go as high as you can go, show me the things that I don't yet know. Butterfly; butterfly fly into the sky, drop down and land yourself by my side. Butterfly; butterfly I see you kiss a flower, my eyes fill and I begin to ponder. Butterfly; butterfly your beauty soars, I see the beauty in you and I see the beauty within me. Butterfly; butterfly show me the way, For beauty is beautiful but there's more to me. Butterfly; butterfly show yourself, I see your colors and I see your shimmer, is there anything else? Butterfly; butterfly what is the matter? can't you give me an answer for the questions I desire? Butterfly; butterfly I see you dying, life is far too short to sit around crying. Butterfly; butterfly don't you go, for your goal has not yet been accomplished. Butterfly; butterfly let me lift you, I peer into your eyes and see that there's a secret inside. Butterfly; butterfly let it out, your secret could hold great things, give me the secret to life. Butterfly; butterfly let me know, before you take your last breath; show me what you hold. Butterfly; butterfly there you go...You twitch away letting me that the secret to life is having the courage...to just let go. Ashley Landry Love this picture of ~ Audrey Hepburn with Butterflies ~ 🦋 Elegant I am strong, let me fly? 😗 *”˜˜”*°•.¸☆ ♥Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵Ʒ..•°*"˜ ☼¸♪♫-´♥♪♫"♥ ~.¸. .(ړײ)/ .... With GOOD HEARTS & BEAUTIFUL SOULS . ╝╚ .. That make your Life BRIGHTER ........... Simply Because they Exist! ~ 🦋🐛🦋🐛🦋

Job 39:26,27. The Miracle of a Eagle 🦅 that Soars. 43D8D8AE-08C9-4DE6-897C-0FC2BBB02413.MP4

Our Amazing Creator Jehovah God! 🐙🦑🦞🦀🐡🐠🐟🐢🐳🐋🦈🐙 47EB0116-49F9-4823-B532-F0880FDB3146.mp4

Double-barred finches, sometimes referred to as Owl finches because of the dark ring of feathers around the face. Thank you Jehovah God for all creatures great and small, the work of your hands bring joy to man! As their name suggests, owl finches look like little owls with their distinctive markings. These are curious and social little birds. Photo of an owl finchThe owl finch a grass finch, also known as the Bicheno finch or the double-barred finch, is a lively addition to a community aviary and a good bird for the novice who may not have a lot of experience with birds. In terms of coloration, the owl finch can’t compete with another popular Australian citizen, the Gouldian, or even the common zebra finch, but its distinctive markings and social disposition give it a character all its own. It stands between 3 and 4 inches in length, and has two distinct black bars above and below a whitish-beige chest, one bar circling the underpart of the “chin,” and the other rounding the bird’s underside. The wings are brown with white speckles, and the “face mask” is white. The beak is gray and the eye is black. There is one subspecies, the black-rumped owl finch, which has, obviously, a black rump. Because of crosses with the nominate owl finch (which has a white rump), the rumps on some birds may be blotchy — not quite black, not quite white. The visual difference between the sexes is so slight, even owl finch experts have a difficult time telling the males from the females. The males are said to have thicker bands and a whiter chest, though this is not always consistent. Males do have a soft, sweet song and females do not, so separating birds and listening for the song is one way of determining gender. Native Region / Natural Habitat The owl finch is native habitat is Australia, particularly the woodlands, grasslands, and scrublands, though they can also be found in city parks as well. They travel in groups numbering four to 40, and are active flyers. Care & Feeding The owl finch needs generous housing, and does best in a larger space. An aviary is great, one that’s full of branches and safe foliage. They will get along with most other Australian and Old World finches, as well as canaries, but they don’t like to be crowded. Because they are closely related to the zebra finch, these two species may successfully interbreed, resulting in “mules,” birds which can’t reproduce. This is highly discouraged among the bird community. In an aviary or large cage, it’s essential to keep at least three pairs of owl finches if there is to be more than one pair. Four owl finches may fight and compete with one another, whereas six birds will be more peaceable. This is true for many commonly kept bird species, especially if they are true pairs. Owl finches will set up a nest in just about anything. They prefer a covered woven nest to a nest box. The males love to build nests and seek out new nesting sites. Nesting material is essential — short, clean string or long, soft grasses are best. Coconut fiber is okay if it’s cut into smaller pieces. Remember that a finch can become tangled in long nesting material, or can catch a toe in a woven basket nest and not be able to get out. These birds bond for life. The female will usually lay between three and six eggs, though more is not uncommon. The babies hatch out at about two weeks and look like zebra finch babies, a duller version of their parents. They molt into their adult feathers by about four months of age. The chicks will generally leave the nest when they are three weeks old, but stay with the parents until they are thirty to 35 days old. If the parents have gone back to nest and have eggs, they may become aggressive with the babies, so it’s best to move them to another cage at that time. Owl finches can breed at 6 months of age, but it’s best to wait at least nine months to a year to breed them. This gives the owner a chance to get them into prime breeding condition, which is done though a varied and healthy diet and enough light and exercise. Owl finches are generally good parents, but some can be a little too carefree with their sitting habits, or can toss the occasional baby out of the nest. It’s convenient to have other similarly sized finches nesting at the same time, such as zebra and society finches, who will generally willingly foster the eggs or babies. Owls that are good parents will also foster other species as well. Owl finches that are housed indoors will appreciate as large of a cage as possible, at least 2 by 3 feet, longer and wider rather than taller. These birds are small, but they’re active. Females can become egg-bound if they don’t get enough exercise. Because they can succumb easily to cold temperatures, this finch must be kept in temperatures no lower than 60 degrees Fahrenheit, though they prefer to be warmer. They do not like drafts, and can’t handle prolonged periods of direct sunlight unless they have a cooler shady spot where they can retreat. The owl finch should be fed a good-quality seed and pellet-based diet, such as Lafeber’s Premium Daily Diet specifically designed for finches, along with egg food, a mineral grit, and charcoal. They will also appreciate nestling food, as well as packaged easy-to-make soft foods for birds. A cuttlebone should also be available as a source of calcium. Owl finches relish grubs or small mealworms, and can have two to four per bird per day. Nesting owl finches and those feeding babies should have live food available as a protein source. These birds hunt insects in the wild, so it’s a natural food for them. If these are not available, another protein source can be used, such as well-cooked hard boiled egg crumbled into a separate cup. Finches Love to eat: Premium Daily Diet Lafeber food for Finches Personality & Behavior Owl finches are active little bids and curious, too. They will come check anything new added to their aviary or flight cage. Speech & Sound Owl finches do not sing as much as zebra finches. Male owl finches emit a soft repetitive as a soft repetitive song which they raise their neck and start attempting around 3 months of age. Hens are not mute they do make a “meep” sound. They do not sing as often as say Zebras or Societies but can be noticed if you observe them on a regular basis. Health & Common Conditions Finches can be prone to air-sac mite infection, especially when overly stressed. This is a serious medical condition that warrants immediately veterinary care. Finches can also be susceptible to scaly face (a condition caused by a mite that presents as white, scaly areas around the beak/eyes, as well as the legs), which also warrants a call to the vet. Finches can also have overgrown nails or beaks, which should be addressed by an experienced bird groomer or vet. Get an Owl Finch Owl finches are not as widely available as zebra finches, society finches and Gouldian finches, but they can be found for sale from a bird breeder who specializes in finches, as well as some pet stores. https://lafeber.com/pet-birds/species/owl-finch/

Feast your eyes and soul on this stunning aurora borealis in the northern hemisphere, captured by the International Space Station on January 20, 2016. “As regards the heavens, to Jehovah the heavens belong,” states Psalm 115:16, “but the earth he has given to the sons of men.” Another psalm states: “He has founded the earth upon its established places; it will not be made to totter to time indefinite, or forever.” (Psalm 104:5) If the universe and our beautiful planet are designed and produced by a Creator, surely it is not too much to believe that he also has the ability to maintain these. This means that you can confidently look forward to the fulfillment of the wonderful promise: “The righteous themselves will possess the earth, and they will reside forever upon it.” (Psalm 37:29) To be sure, God “did not create [the earth] simply for nothing” but “formed it even to be inhabited” forever by appreciative humans who acknowledge his doings.—Isaiah 45:18.

Nebula - Can You See Life Around Us Moving and Interacting? ~ 🎇🎆🎇🎆🎇 We Have a Living God, Jehovah. “Jehovah is in truth God. He is the living God and the King to time indefinite. Because of his indignation the earth will rock, and no nations will hold up under his denunciation. 11 This is what YOU men will say to them: “The gods that did not make the very heavens and the earth are the ones who will perish from the earth and from under these heavens.” 12 He is the Maker of the earth by his power, the One firmly establishing the productive land by his wisdom,and the One who by his understanding stretched out the heavens. 13 At [his] voice there is a giving by him of a turmoil of waters in the heavens, and he causes vapors to ascend from the extremity of the earth. He has made even sluices for the rain, and he brings forth the wind* from his storehouses.” —Jeremiah 10:10-13. - Bible Speaks Jeremiah 10:10-13 Expanded Bible (EXB) 10 But the Lord is the only true God. He is the only living God, the King forever. The earth ·shakes [trembles] when he is angry, and the nations cannot ·stand up to [endure] his anger. 11 “Tell them this message: ‘These gods did not make heaven and earth; they will ·be destroyed and disappear [perish] from heaven and earth [C this verse is in Aramaic, indicating it was a well known saying].’” 12 God made the earth by his power. He used his wisdom to ·build [L establish] the world and his understanding to stretch out the ·skies [heavens]. 13 When he ·thunders [L gives forth his voice], the waters in the ·skies [heavens] ·roar [are in tumult]. He makes ·clouds [or mist] rise ·in the sky all over the earth [L from the ends of the earth]. He sends lightning with the rain and brings out the wind from his storehouses. Expanded Bible (EXB) The Expanded Bible, Copyright © 2011 Thomas Nelson Inc. All rights reserved. - Bible Speaks

Celestial Doughnut In this composite image released on May 23, visible-light observations by the Hubble Space Telescope are combined with infrared data from the ground-based Large Binocular Telescope in Arizona to assemble a dramatic view of the well-known Ring Nebula. The combined imagery gave astronomers a deeper understanding of the nebula's structure. "The nebula is not like a bagel, but rather, it's like a jelly doughnut, because it's filled with material in the middle," says C. Robert O'Dell of Vanderbilt University. Thank you Jehovah God, your works are amazing! 🎆🎇🌠🎇🎆 Glory to your Name forever and ever.

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