fat camp

[Graham Breeze]

... it is beyond my comprehension how a tiny creature, with a brain not much bigger than a full stop, can suddenly become a four-winged flying animal having had no practice, experience, or sight of it being done.

Exactly. But it does and it (probably) doesn't think too much about it.

But it is presumably equally beyond the comprehension of the damselfly why you cannot fly, and for a dog why you do not have a similar sense of smell, or for a raptor why you don't have acute vision or a bluebottle why you cannot smell rotting flesh from miles away, or a fish etc.

But I doubt if any of them, like Shakespeare, fret too much over it and is it not a trait of human arrogance that we think we should understand everything rather than just marvelling at the mystery?