Hummingbirds In Brian Doyle's 'Joyas Voladoras'

Think about the hummingbirds, also known as Flying Jewels. The book “Joyas Voladoras”, by Brian Doyle, talks about hummingbirds, Blue whale's, heart chambers and emotions, that relate back to us. The author says that hummingbirds are beautiful and fragile, while Blue whales are the biggest animales. The author also says that some creatures have 1, 2, 3, 4, or even elivane chambered hearts, but Unicellular bacteria have no hearts. In the last paragraph he talks about emotions and are hearts. The author has a message that he is trying to give through his essay. The message is that we look at the small things in life, but we have less knowledge about the big ones.
Hummingbirds are very tiny compared to a blue whale. A Hummingbird is no mystery.

We know a lot about it, like what does it eat, do, drink and more. One information about the hummingbird is, “that their hearts are built with thinner leaner fibers than our’s.” (p.31,l.44-45). The author uses the humming bird to a more bigger picture of what the essay is about. The author lists the different types of hummingbirds and facts to tell that we know a lot about it.The author state’s all those facts to show that we know about the little things in life that we have answers to.
Blue whales are the biggest creatures in the world. Blue whales are a big mystery, “We know nearly nothing” (p.32,l.18). Blue whales represent the big things in life, that we have less knowledge about. In the story, Brian tells that, “when they are seven or eight years old it endorse an imaginable puberty and essentially disappears from human ken.” (pg.32,l.73-74). The author says that when blue whales are small they are no mystery, but when they get into puberty they disappear from human ken. The author lists a lot of things saying all the things we don’t know about. The author uses the blue whales as the big things in life.
The author’s message is that big things are not always easy to solve, because of our knowledge. Small things are clear and easy to solve,because we know all about it; like a jigsaw puzzle. Big things are harder to solve like the blue whales mystery. Everybody has small things in life and big things to take care of. The author keeps changing the paragraphs; like blue whales to heart chambers. The author keeps on doing it to show the message is just more than blue whales or Hummingbirds.