Another Puzzle
for Darwinists
As if they don’t have enough
unexplained phenomena to deal with.
By de Andréa
October 28, 2013
A Venus
Flytrap Catches It’s Prey in 1/10th of a Second, oh you got’a check
this out…
In a summary
article about the recent research of a team of German scientists, Colin Brownlee writes:
”The Venus flytrap digests and absorbs its prey, but how does it coordinate digestion and absorption to maximize the efficiency of
this highly complex mechanism?
A new’ study that combines direct recordings from cells within the trap
along with molecular characterization of nutrient transport reveals a complex and coordinated suite of mechanisms that
underlie this elegant process (emphasis
mine). Colin Brownlee, “Carnivorous Plants: Trapping, Digesting and Absorbing
All in One,” Current Biology, Volume 23, Issue
17, 9 September 2013, Pages R714-R716.”
Not only is
this carnivorous plant a wonder of
elegance when seen with the unaided human eye, but
the physiological processes and information processing that enable it to catch
and digest insects are also beautifully coordinated in a breathtaking multistep
process that we now know as never
before. As an ENV essay points out, this complex and coordinated suite
of mechanisms is given the label of “highly evolved.”
There is no known cause beyond intelligent design that has the foresight to assemble this interdependent 18-step
process and its many component contributing parts.
The 18 steps are summarized in the ENV essay:
Here are eleven of those complex steps
in the life process of the Venus Flytrap.
1.
The traps open wide to the environment,
exposing trigger hairs and attractive red leaves.
2.
Electrical action potentials are
established for the trigger hairs on the inner leaf surface.
3.
The digestive glands remain quiescent
till activated. Abscisic acid regulates their sensitivity, but is balanced by
12-oxo-phytodienoic acid (OPDA), which makes them more sensitive to touch.
4.
A trigger hair on the inner leaf is
touched. If only one is touched, nothing happens.
5.
A second touch after a short delay, or
touch of a second trigger hair, begins a cascade of events.
6.
Anion channels open. The action
potential collapses, activating the motor center.
7.
Vascoelastic energy snaps the trap shut
in a fraction of a second.
8.
If the triggering substance was not an
animal, the trap re-opens after a short period.
9.
Escape movements by the trapped animal
triggers synthesis of a touch hormone, and acidifies the trap.
10. The trap
edge hairs wrap more tightly around the edges, preventing escape.
11. The trap
seals hermetically around the prey like a “green stomach,” exposing it to
densely packed glands and chlorine ions. [Read about the remainder of the 18 steps
and their implications here.]….
In another recent study of the Venus flytrap by American
scientists, we learn that the trap closes in a tenth of a second with amazing force. The prey are
captured and compressed in a flash. Here is how they report their findings:
“Biomechanics of morphing structures in the Venus flytrap has attracted
the attention of scientists during the last 140 years. The trap closes in a tenth of a second only if’ a prey touches a trigger hair twice. The driving force of the closing process is due to the elastic curvature energy stored and
locked in the leaves, which is caused by a pressure differential
between the upper and lower layers of the leaf. The trap strikes, holds and compresses the prey. We have developed new methods for
measuring all these forces involved in the hunting cycle. We made precise
calibration of the piezoelectric sensor and performed direct measurements of
the average impact force of the trap closing using a high speed video camera
for the determination of time constants. The new equation for the average
impact force was derived. ... The insects and different small prey have little
chance to escape after the snap of the trap. The prey would need to overpower
the “escaping” force which is very strong.... (Emphasis mine). Alexander G.
Volkov, et. al., "Venus flytrap biomechanics: Forces in the Dionaea
muscipula trap"Journal of Plant Physiology, Volume
170, Issue 1, 1 January 2013, Pages 25-32,
http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jplph.2012.08.009.
THE BOTTOM LINE: Now tell me this, how
do the followers of the Darwinist Religious Cult explain that something this
complex created itself by chance by popping out of the ooze. Answer… It can’t. It is just
another of the thousands of complexities that the science fiction of Darwinism has
no answer for. It was in fact created
from a blueprint designed by the same intelligent being that created the
Complex Universe. The problem with the
unexplainable and unprovable bad science of the Darwinists is they just can’t
imagine anyone bigger than themselves.
I asked a Mathematician…What are the odds that something as
complex as this could just fall together or evolve all on its own. Answer “There is not a number big enough”.
If you agree, please share these posts with your friends,
family and co-workers. The only way to defeat the lies and propaganda of
an evil government and its controlled media, is to spread the truth.
Thanks
for listening – de Andréa
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