What does it mean to have “eagle eyes”? Discover how God designed fuzzy baby eagles to grow five times in size during their first week after hatching, and how God helps us grow in faith.
“Jesus has the power of God, by which he has given us everything we need to live and to serve God. We have these things because we know him. Jesus called us by his glory and goodness.” 2 Peter 1:3 (NCV)
“But grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Glory be to him now and forever! Amen.” 2 Peter 3:18 (NCV)
Terms Learned in This Episode:
Eaglet: Baby eagle.
Wingercizing: A playful term for a baby bird’s practice flapping which helps them develop muscles and prepare for flight.
Opportunistic Carnivore: An animal that hunts or eats whatever meat is easiest to find, catch, or take at the moment.
Cone Cell: A special type of cell in an eye that helps see in color and detail.
Tetrachromat: An animal that has four types of color-seeing cells in its eyes.
Fovea: A small area in the eye where vision is sharpest because it is packed with cone cells.
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