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Hephzibah
Ministries
The Beaver
Beaver teeth are one of the clearest examples of design you9ll ever see. Their front teeth
are coated with an iron-rich orange enamel on the outside, while the inside is softer dentin.
As the beaver chews wood, the dentin wears down faster than the enamel, keeping the
teeth sharp like a chisel automatically. This system doesn9t require sharpening or maintenance4it9s built right in.
This can9t be explained by slow evolutionary steps. If the teeth didn9t grow continuously, the
beaver would die. If they weren9t self-sharpening, they9d quickly dull and make feeding impossible. Both features had to be fully in place from the very beginning4pointing directly to
intentional design by the Creator.
