If a chicken had lips, could it whistle?

Praise the Lord, for you are fearfully and wonderfully made! (Psalm 139)

Do you ever wonder why eggs are pointy at one end and flat at the other? It is evidence for intelligent design:
1. The egg's shell is porous and has 10,000 pores. These allow the chick to breathe in oxygen and release carbon dioxide. If the shell has too little pores, the chick will suffocate, and if it has too many, the shell will be unstable and collapse.
2. When you break a hard boiled egg open, you will notice that the flat end of the egg is indented. This is an air pocket which contains oxygen. On the 16th day, the chick finds that it needs more air and uses its egg tooth to poke a hole in the air pocket. This air pocket gives the chick six hours of oxygen, which is enough time for the chick to then use its egg tooth to break through its shell and be born.

Similarly, the blood clotting effect is a complicated process that requires every step to work in a certain order. Interestingly enough, there are proteins in our blood named stuart and christmas.