The bombardier beetle can explode the myth of evolution
1961 was the German chemist, Professor Dr. Hermann Schildknecht, a study of the Bombardier Beetle before (scientific name: Brachinus; comes about 1 inch long beetles also available in Europe).
He found that the Bombardier beetle has two glands, which produce a liquid mixture, two each attached storage chambers, two combustion chambers and two outward channels, as in the steerable cannons in the rear of a Bombers are focused on one goal can. In the analysis one has found that the stored liquid 10% hydroquinone and 23% percent contained hydrogen peroxide.
If you or I went into the laboratory and together mixed these two chemicals would then the two chemicals slowly react (hydrogen peroxide the hydroquinone would slowly oxidize to quinone)
and would create a brownish "soup" . But the Bombardier Beetle adds an inhibitor (inhibitor) that prevents this chemical reaction and the mixture remains as clear as water . And if he then a Enemy approaching, he squeezed this solution in the double combustion channels and - at just the right moment - he mixes with an activator (the two enzymes catalase and peroxidase) , and: Peng! It comes directly from his enemy in an explosion and injected 100 ° C hot, smarting gas from his backside ...
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