Meet Your Creator: Greenkill 2013 November, 2013 | Page 6

MEET YOUR CREATOR: APPRECIATING HASHEM’S GREAT OUTDOORS

The cement
remains in
liquid form
while inside
the insect,
but hardens
immediately
upon contact
with the air

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nother example of the indescribable wisdom that can
be found in insects is the common louse. It cements
its eggs to a human hair. This

cement is so strong that it can be dissipated
only by hot water.2 The cement is of a
formula that allows it to remain liquid while
inside the insect’s body, yet causes it to
harden immediately upon contact with the
air. This insect’s proboscis is provided with stylets (small knives)
to cut into the host’s skin. Into the wound it injects a chemical
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