Some animals are “blood-suckers”.

November 17, 2020

Daily Column

Why did God give us animals? Animals help us understand Creation. We all know! Some animals are “blood-suckers”. Leeches, ticks, and mosquitos are “blood-suckers”.

They are cold-blooded.

Vampire bats are warm-blooded. We are warm-blooded. May that be our only similarity to them!

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