Earwigs are calm and peaceful insects which feed on aphids and sea-slug eggs, which makes them beneficial for agriculture. 

There is wisdom in the Holy Scriptures which vastly surpasses the knowledge that was available to human beings at the time!

No term in human language is sufficient to adequately express the greatness of the resurrection.

They reside in the dark rocky depths close to the shore, but when they are exposed to artificial light they show off their marvellous colours. But there is nothing ostentatious about their display.

This beautiful butterfly reminds me of the fact that we Christians, in some way, are also an endangered species. It seems that we are living in populations that are isolated from society as a whole.

In a world in which everything is subject to the passing of time and the inexorable entropy of decay, true wisdom consists in taking hold of that which is truly immutable and everlasting.

When they think no one else is watching, they let their mask drop and show their inner circle what they are really like.

How does such a fragile and conspicuous organism survive in a sub aqua environment, replete with voracious predators?

It is not only humans that exhibit resentment towards foreigners. Some animals are extremely xenophobic.

Where are we getting our food supply as believers? Are we feeding on God’s Word, or do we prefer other sources of nourishment?

This flamingo reminded me of the fact that we humans were also created to live in community.

The distorting effect of the earth’s atmosphere (the refraction of the sun’s rays in its gases) causes the spherical or round shape of the sun to seem altered, depending on where it is in relation to the earth.

It swallows the sand to filter it and then expels it through its gills, thus retaining crustaceans, amphipods, polychaetes, molluscs and tiny fish.

They deploy a further defence mechanism in the form of the numerous sharp spines that they are covered with. As if that wasn’t enough, some of the species of this fish possess a venomous substance (tetrodotoxine) in their skin and in their spines.

Maybe if we were more aware of how decisive a person’s childhood turns out to be in their adult life, we would treat children with greater wisdom and sensitivity

The only animals that can be detected by satellites from space are corals. In reality, they are tiny organisms with a fragile body that are particularly prevalent in the warm seas of the world.

Myriad hints that point to the existence of a personal God who has given the world its structure.

These organisms are not only flora, however, but also include whole colonies of tiny marine animals, like these lovely red gorgonians that I photographed in the Ullastres de Tamariu (Girona).

Some scientists are misinterpreting both God, and the meaning of the word “create”.

Their antennae possess the vitally important senses of smell and touch, while their sense of taste is located in the tips of their legs.