Why Does A Squirrel Bury Its Nuts? Digestive Enzymes

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Why Does A Squirrel Bury Its Nuts? Digestive Enzymes

Why does a squirrel bury its nuts instead of conveniently storing them in its nest for the winter? Squirrels lose most of their nuts, trying to remember where they buried them. The answer, my friends, is Intelligent Design. Sprouting causes the digestive enzyme content to increase two hundred times. So the nuts are two hundred times more nutritious to the squirrels when the nuts are just beginning to sprout. Enzymes are another of God's millions of Intelligent Designs. Enzymes are used for digestion, also in cell replication, DNA replication, apoptosis, bacterial restriction and much more. Enzymes act as a catalyst to speed up digestive processes hundreds to a million times faster.

This should be a lesson in Intelligent Design theory for your benefit. For healthy foods

But God also had other plans for squirrels besides enzymes. When the squirrels bury their nuts and lose them, it propagates the forest. Squirrels are an important factor in propagating life on earth, as are all other creatures.

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