Dolphins

Welcome, you’re listening to wi-fi, where we don’t just connect what we know, but marvel at Who made it all! I’m Dr. Keith Whitley, and today we are going to talk about how a dolphin breaks the surface like a thought rising from another world—one smooth arc of gray-blue muscle, a flash of sunlight on wet skin, then gone again beneath the water. It looks like a fish from a distance, moving with the sea as if the sea were its first home. But it is not a fish. It is a warm-blooded mammal with lungs, not gills; it must return again and again to the surface for breath, gives birth to live young, and nurses them with milk. That alone makes the dolphin a living paradox: built for the depths, yet dependent on the air above them.Truthwins.com