From
sophisticated bacteria down to simple, traditional forms of these organisms,
bacteria seem to be everywhere. Potent as they are, they are notable for existing
under the most unfavorable conditions, and not only do they exist, even there,
they live well and multiply/replicate more forms.
Humans
as we are, higher creatures, mammals, etc as we are indeed called by notable
scientists, we could learn a few potent things from these extremely wise and
seemingly cunning creatures.
1. VERSATILITY-
A typical feature that confers virulence (ability to survive and cause harm to
man) on some bacteria is the presence of CAPSULES.
2. CREATIVITY-
From my perspective, creativity is the ability to use a situation that’s
peculiar to you, that could easily be called detrimental from another’s
perspective, for your own benefit. God has given us ALL that we need to survive
and excel.
Maybe
we aren’t the only living creatures with this benefit, as bacteria seem to have
as well as utilize the principle of creativity to their advantage.
3. WISDOM
(PERCEPTION): The species of bacteria are wise enough to live where pays them. They
do not, and will not try to stay where their needs will not be met. As facultative
anaerobes can survive with/without oxygen, so are some things not necessary for
human survival. As well, obligate anaerobes cannot survive in the presence of
oxygen and as well, there are some things a human being would not be able to
thrive in.
Be
wise and perceptive enough to understand when an environment will kill you and
flee such.
4. MICROSCOPIC:
Bacteria are very small, mostly invisible to the naked eye. Yet, their
full-blown effects range from septicemia to death. i.e you do not have to be
seen before you’re effective.
And
those are some principal lessons from bacteria. Your views would be highly welcome,
and I hope that next time you hear about them, you remember the principles of
versatility, creativity, wisdom and microscopic(ity?). lol. Up bacteria!
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