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Glimpses of Wonder: Reflections on Jehovah’s Remarkable Design

 

Everywhere we look, traces of wisdom, beauty, and purpose surround us. Glimpses of Wonder invites readers on a journey through the marvels of Jehovah’s creation—from the tiniest creatures to the grandest cosmic patterns.

 

Through vivid storytelling and thoughtful reflection, each entry uncovers something extraordinary: the engineering behind a bird’s wing, the secrets of glowing sea life, the chemistry of smell, or even the silent language of trees. Some entries make us laugh. Others make us think. But all are rooted in the awe that Jehovah’s handiwork inspires.

 

Blending science, history, and heartfelt curiosity, Glimpses of Wonder is more than a celebration of creation—it’s a call to pause, notice, and give credit where it’s due.

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Ocean Creatures

“The ‘Wonder’ Is What’s Under the Blanket” — a Glimpse of Wonder entry™ —

Some say the blanket octopus is different from other octopuses because it has eleven arms instead of the usual eight. That’s not true — but honestly, if it did, that might be one of the least surprising things about it.   Because the real differences? They’re far more astonishing than a couple of bonus limbs.   Let’s start with what the blanket octopus does share with its relatives — the octopus family is already full of mind-bending wonders. Like others in its group, it has
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The Breath of Giants

The Ocean’s Giants and Their Lifeline   The ocean is an untamed world, vast and unyielding. Its surface roils and churns under the force of wind and tide. Yet in the midst of it all, whales rise—massive, deliberate, and unshaken. Their world is one of deep silence and endless blue, but air is their lifeline. No matter the conditions, whether beneath tranquil waters or amidst the fury of a storm, they must return to the surface.   Conscious Breathing a
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Guardians of the Surf: The Fascinating Role of Male Garibaldi Fish

Beneath the waves of the Pacific, a bright orange fish stands out not only for its vibrant color but also for its incredible parenting skills. The Garibaldi (Hypsypops rubicundus, pronounced HIP-sih-pops roo-bee-KUN-dus), California’s state marine fish, is renowned for the male’s dedication to building and maintaining nests for its offspring. From its meticulous grooming of nesting areas to its unwavering protection of eggs laid by multiple females, the Garibaldi demonstrates a level of care rar
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The Spectacle of Flying Fish: Nature’s Gliding Marvel

Flying fish are among the most fascinating creatures in the ocean. Their ability to leap from the water and glide through the air is a breathtaking display of ingenuity and design. But what drives this unique behavior, and how does it tie into their schooling habits and survival strategies? Let’s explore the remarkable world of flying fish and uncover the secrets behind their aerial abilities.   Design for Flight Flying fish, members of the family Exocoetidae (eks-oh-SEE-tih-dee),
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Exploring the Giant Manta Ray: The Gentle Giant of the Ocean

The giant manta ray (Mobula birostris) is one of the ocean’s most captivating creatures, known for its immense size and graceful movements. What makes this ray unique among its relatives, and where can it be found? Let’s explore the fascinating world of the giant manta ray.   What Sets the Giant Manta Ray Apart? 1. Size and Wingspan: • Giant manta rays are the largest species of ray, with wingspans reaching up to 29 feet (8.8 meters) and weights of up to 3,000 pounds (1,360 k
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Bowhead Whales: The Record-Breaking Mammals of the Deep —a Glimpse of Wonder entry™—

In the frigid waters of the Arctic and sub-Arctic, the bowhead whale (Balaena mysticetus) stands out not only for its immense size and distinctive bow-shaped skull but also for its remarkable longevity. These gentle giants are among the longest-living mammals, with lifespans reaching up to 200 years or more.   Researchers attribute the bowhead whale’s extraordinary lifespan to a combination of environmental and genetic factors. Living in cold waters contributes to a slower metabolic ra
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