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In the rivers of the west coast of North America lives one of the world's most interesting migrants.

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Braving difficulties of every sort, the salmon traverses rivers and seas.

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The life of the salmon begins when its mother lays her eggs in a stream.

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The first food of the young salmon is the special nutrient sack in the egg.

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A few weeks later, they are big enough to find food for themselves in the stream.

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As they continue to grow, they spend about a year in the stream.

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Salmon have been created with a system that allows them to live both in fresh and salt water.

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The reason for this is hidden in the miraculous journey that the salmon will make.

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On a spring morning, thousands of salmon begin to migrate down the river.

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The place where they will arrive weeks later is the magnificent Pacific Ocean.

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As soon as they arrive at the ocean, a genetic mechanism in the salmon causes a change in the makeup of their bodies, enabling them to live in salt water.

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In the next one to four years, they will traverse the ocean.

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Leaving the American coast, they will pass by Alaska, continue in a great arc in the direction of Japan, and return again.

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At the end of their journey, they are mature and ready for the final and most difficult journey of their lives.

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They will return to their home, that is, to the stream where they were born.

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Now they begin to travel upstream in exactly the opposite direction to the one they traveled years earlier to reach the sea.

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No obstacle dawns them.

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They can jump high enough to scale waterfalls.

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They can even jump three meters out of the water to climb over obstacles in their way.

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Sometimes they doggedly pursue their journey for distances reaching 3,200 kilometers.

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In the course of this journey, they eat nothing, using energy stored while they were in the ocean.

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Finally, those who survive, without fail, reach the river where they were born years earlier, and there lay their eggs.

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They have done their duty, and a short time later, they die.

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This journey of the salmon is one of the most amazing phenomena in nature.

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How is it that after thousands of salmon live for years in the sea, they can find the very stream in which they were born?

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In order to achieve this, they must find their own stream from among the thousands that flow into the Pacific Ocean.

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Then, they must swim up this stream without becoming lost.

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Despite the fact that the stream separates into several branches in its course,

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the salmon must make the right decision at each fork in the stream, and continue in the right direction.

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The salmon succeed in this seemingly impossible venture.

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How do they succeed, and why?

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First, let's consider the answer to the question, why?

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Research has shown that salmon have been created with a special sensory system to enable them to make this journey.

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They have been created with a natural compass that lets them find their way in the ocean by sensing the Earth's magnetic field.

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Thanks to this, they are able to find their direction in the vast ocean without error.

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But the basic question is this, how do salmon find the very streams in which they were born?

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For this, something else, a different system, apart from its natural compass, is required.

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Research has shown that salmon are created with a very delicate sense of smell,

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and that they can find the stream in which they were born by following its smell.

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We would not guess that a stream has its own smell, but it is true.

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Every stream in the world has its own chemical composition.

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Most frequently, the differences between the different chemical compositions

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are almost too small to be detected by any creature,

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except the salmon.

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One of the most interesting occurrences which demonstrated the salmon's ability to find its direction

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happened in the Prairie Creek Fish Farm in Northern California.

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A discovery made at this farm revealed an incredible adventure of migration.

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On the 2nd of December, 1964,

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in one of the breeding pools,

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a two-year-old salmon was found swimming with the other young salmon.

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On the back fin of the salmon

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were the remains of a special metal tag belonging to the Prairie Creek Fish Farm.

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This showed that this salmon was one of those that had been grown two years earlier in this farm

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and later released into the ocean.

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But how could this salmon have returned from the ocean

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and got into the farm's covered pool?

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There is a clue to how this could have happened.

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There was a box covered with a metal grill

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that opened into the overflow channel of one of the pools.

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The cover was broken.

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Could the salmon have entered this channel in its attempt

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to get back to the place of its birth,

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broken the cover, and entered the pool?

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There is no other explanation for the occurrence.

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But it seems impossible when you consider the distance

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the salmon had to go from the ocean to this pool.

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In order for the salmon to get back to the farm where it was born,

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it had to begin its journey from this point.

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That is, from the point where the Redwood Creek flowed into the ocean.

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Later, the salmon would swim five kilometers against the current

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and come to the first fork in the river.

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At this fork, it would make the right decision and go to the north,

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but further on, there would be an even more difficult branching.

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Here, the salmon would receive two very similar signals.

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The farm where the salmon was born was located right in the middle of this branch.

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The first choice for the salmon would have been to go to the right

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because the water flowing from it came from that direction.

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But for some reason, it chose to go to the left

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and began to approach the farm from behind.

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The reason for this surprising decision was to be found under the highway

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that passed through the area.

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Under the highway, there was a channel that collected the water

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that overflowed from the fish farm.

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Most of the time, very little water flowed through this channel

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and leaves absorbed it before it reached the river.

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But this year, there had been a lot of rain

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and as a result, the water in the channel was able to reach the river.

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This weak current was enough to guide the salmon.

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It must have recognized the smell, followed it from the river

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and made its way through the overflow channel,

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having to swim and crawl its way through the 5 to 10 centimeters deep water.

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And later, it had to find its way

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in a confusing system of water pipes in the channel.

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And even if it succeeded in getting that far,

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it would still have been stopped at the cover.

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It must have been squeezed in the concrete channel

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located inside this wooden track.

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But the salmon did not give up.

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It found the pipe, 12 centimeters in diameter,

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which connected this channel to the pool.

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It made its way through this pipe

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and finally came to its last obstacle.

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It overcame this obstacle

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by hitting its head against it with great force.

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So, at the end of this incredible journey,

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the salmon reached a little pool

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where it was born two years earlier.

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When officials of the fish farm realized what had happened,

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they wondered whether there were other salmon

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that had returned to their places of birth.

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In order to see what they might find,

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they took up the wooden planks

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and looked in the channel underneath.

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To their amazement,

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they found a total of 70 salmon,

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each with a tag from the fish farm.

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After each of them,

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the salmon were highest two to 30,

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as they covered up the fish de San resource�なbre달.

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They used to tell the fish之肉

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but the salmon were less than 5%.

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They only their fish were enough,

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In order to see what they did.

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that little bit water.

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The salmon was roasted

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and the local salmon wasuated.

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This extraordinary story of the salmon gives us an important proof of the creation.

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We can see that every stage of the journey made by the salmon was calculated.

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It is by itself a great wonder that there is a program that directs the salmon to return

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years later to the river in which it was born.

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Beside this, it is certainly not by chance that the salmon possesses a natural compass

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that allows it to find its way in the ocean, or that it has the most sensitive sense of

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smell in the world.

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All this shows that the salmon is a creature specially created for the migration decreed

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for it.

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The one who created this salmon with all its extraordinary capabilities is Allah, the creator

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of all living things, and the Lord of all the worlds.

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Guiding in King Elephant and Riding selvs.

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I am not keep the sun coming from the image.

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I am not welcome.

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Next, we are looking to tell thequin.

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One of the most interesting creatures in nature is the honeybee, which offers us a perfect

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feast with the honey it produces.

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Bees live in colonies and hives they construct with great care.

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Inside each hive there are thousands of small hexagonal combs made to store the honey.

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In order to fill these combs with honey, the bees have to collect nectar from flowers.

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This is indeed a painstaking task.

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The latest scientific research has revealed that in order to produce half a kilo of honey,

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the bees must visit about four million individual flowers.

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Finding these flowers is in itself a difficult job.

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For this, the bees appoint some scouts and foragers from among their number.

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How do forager bees find the way to flowers in tracts of land that are vast compared to

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their own size?

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How do they find their way back to the hive without getting lost?

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How do they explain to the other bees the way to the source of the flowers?

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When we examine these questions, we come up with some very interesting facts.

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On the screen you see a bee that has discovered a source of flowers.

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The job of this forager bee is to return to the hive and inform the other bees of the place

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where it found the flowers.

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As soon as the forager bee returns to its hive, it starts to describe the location of the flower

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source it has discovered to the other bees.

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First it lets the other bees taste the small bit of the nectar it has collected from the flowers,

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which gives them information about its quality.

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Then it begins its main task, describing the direction to the flowers.

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It does this in a very interesting way, by dancing.

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The forager begins to dance in the middle of the hive by shaking its body.

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It is difficult to believe, but in the course of this dance, the shaking will give the other

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bees all the information about where the flowers are located.

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For example, if the dance is in straight lines towards the upper part of the hive, the source

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of nutrients is exactly in the direction of the sun.

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If the flowers are located in the opposite direction, the bee makes lines in that direction.

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Look, now the bee is dancing towards the right.

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This shows that the flower source is exactly 90 degrees to the right.

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This forager bee is explaining to his nest mates a 45 degree inclination to the left of the

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sun.

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But there is a question.

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The bees explain the direction according to the position of the sun, but the sun is continually

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moving.

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Every four minutes, the sun moves one degree towards the west, which would lead one to expect

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that the bees would make an error.

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However, observations have shown that the bees take account of the sun's movement.

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As the forager bees give directions, every four minutes, the angle they describe moves one

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degree to the west.

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Thanks to this marvelous calculation, the bees never lose their way.

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The forager bees not only give information about the direction of the flowers, but also

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the distance to them.

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The duration of the dance and the number of vibrations let the other bees know the exact

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distance.

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They store just enough nutrients for this distance and then set out on the journey.

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This wonderful specialization of bees was tested in an experiment done in California.

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In this experiment, three containers of sugar water were placed in three different locations.

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Shortly afterwards, forager bees discovered these sources.

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The forager bees that came to the first container were marked with a dot.

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Those who came to the second container were marked with a line.

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And those who came to the third container were marked with a plus sign.

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Minutes later, bees in the hive were observed carefully watching these forager bees.

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Bees marked with a dot.

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Bees marked with a dot and likewise, they marked other bees with the same signs as those of

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the forager bees they were watching.

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Minutes later, bees marked with a dot arrived at the first container.

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Bees marked with a line arrived at the second container.

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And those marked with a plus sign came to the third container.

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So it was proved that the bees in the hive found their direction according to information

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related by the forager bees.

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All these facts should be carefully considered.

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Where did the bees get their amazing organization?

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How can a small insect that does not have the faculty of thought or intellect act as a forager?

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How can it think to search out sources of nutrients and inform its nest mates of them?

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Even if it thought about it, how could it develop a dance technique to inform the others where

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the source was located and the distance to it?

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How can bees in the hive understand the meaning of the complicated movements and vibrations of

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the messenger bees?

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Darwin's theory of evolution, which claims that life on earth came about by chance, has

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no answer to these questions.

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Each of these special qualities of bees shows that their creator gave them to them.

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Allah created them and inspired them to do their work.

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This fact is in the Quran.

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Your Lord inspired the bees.

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Make hives in the mountains and in the trees and in what they build.

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Then eat of all the fruits and walk in the ways of your Lord submissively.

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There comes forth from within it a beverage of many colors in which there is a healing for

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men.

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But surely there is a sign in this for people who reflect.

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You see, when we see all these colors all over the flood, you docs, why it's what ha-

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Thank you.

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There is a remarkable kind of butterfly that lives in southern Canada, the famous monarch butterfly.

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Every monarch, like every other butterfly, comes into the world after having gone through

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a perfectly designed series of changes.

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First, the mother butterfly deposits her eggs on a leaf.

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The larvae that hatch feed for a time on the leaves before becoming caterpillars.

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Later, they make a nest called a cocoon for themselves.

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The cocoon of a monarch butterfly is a wonder of design.

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It is attached to a branch of a tree with a very slender but strong thread.

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The caterpillar develops in this cocoon and gradually emerges as a wonderful new creature,

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a butterfly.

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At first, its wings are flat and lifeless.

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But they expand as blood is pumped into them and the monarch is ready to fly.

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There is a very interesting piece of behavior that distinguishes monarchs from other species

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of butterfly.

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In the course of a year, four different generations of monarchs are produced.

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The first three generations have an average lifespan of about five to six weeks.

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But the fourth generation is very different.

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This generation will survive until it has completed an eight-month migration.

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The migration begins from various monarchs centers in southern Canada and moves further south.

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One group goes to California and another group even further south to Mexico.

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It is interesting that all the monarchs meet each other on the way, as if they had received

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a command from one single center and continue together on the migration.

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The beginning of the monarch's migration has also been planned from one single center.

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They do not start out on their journey on just any day, but on that one day in the autumn.

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The autumnal equinox, when day and night are the same duration.

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After flying for two months, they reach the hot forests of the south.

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Millions of monarchs cover the trees like a tissue and for four months from December to

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March, they stay there eating nothing.

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They survive on fats stored in their bodies and only drinking water.

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The blossoming of the flowers in the spring is very important for the monarchs.

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After waiting for four months, they feast on nectar.

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Now they have stored the energy they will need to return to northern America.

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At the end of March, before beginning their journey, they mate.

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On that day, the spring equinox, when day and night are of equal duration, the colony begins its flight north.

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At the end of their journey, they reach Canada and die shortly afterwards.

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But before they die, they give birth to the first generation of the year, which will survive for about one and a half months.

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Later, the second and third generations are succeeded by the fourth, which will once again begin the migration.

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This generation will again live six months longer than the others, and thus the chain continue.

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This amazing migration brings many questions to mind.

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How is it that each fourth generation is born so as to live six months longer than the others?

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How does this long-lived generation always coincide with the winter months?

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How do the butterflies always begin their migration on that day when night and day are of equal length?

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And how are they able to make that delicate calculation?

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How does the new generation of monarchs that has never before gone on a migratory flight know the way?

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All of this demonstrates that monarchs have been created with a perfect migration plan, and that they follow this plan to the letter.

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If there were an error in this plan, they would not be able to complete the migration.

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In that case, all the monarchs would have died in the winter, and the monarch species would have become extinct.

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It is clear that these creatures have been created with this particular quality, and that this extraordinary annual migration has been inspired in them.

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It is Allah, the Lord of the heavens and the earth, the creator and ruler of all beings, who is the author of this wondrous creation.

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This is to clear this poem.

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Human beings have experimented with many ways to fly.

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Since the first aeroplane was built about 100 years ago, thousands of different models

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of aeroplane have been developed.

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Various numbers of scientists have tried to make better flight machines until finally

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they built today's flying machines with their wonderful designs.

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Hovering is a great ability, but its usefulness depends on how well it is controlled.

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Actually, to be able to remain hovering in the air or to be able to land where you want

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are at least as important as flight.

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For this reason, human beings have developed an aircraft with a high degree of maneuverability.

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Helicopters can hover in mid-air and take off vertically.

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Especially because of their military advantages, nations have devoted unlimited budgets towards

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helicopter design.

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But recent research has come up with a very amazing fact.

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Modern helicopter flight technology is quite primitive compared to that of a very small,

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animate flying creature.

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This living flying creature is the Dragonfly.

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The flying system of the Dragonfly is a wonder of design, surpassing in flight technology all

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the machines created by human beings.

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For this reason, the design of the latest model of the world famous Sikorsky helicopter was produced

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using the design of the Dragonfly as a model.

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In this project, an IBM firm assisted in the design of the Sikorsky by loading images of

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a Dragonfly in a special computer.

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Afterwards, taking the example of the Dragonfly, thousands of illustrations were made on the computer.

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Then, with the example of the flight technology of the Dragonfly, the Sikorsky model was produced.

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In short, the body of a small insect contains a design superior to one planned by human beings.

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The flight technology of the Dragonfly and the design of its wings demonstrate a fact.

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This little creature shows us the wondrous design in the artistry of Amla.

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The Dragonfly has two sets of wings placed diagonally on its body, allowing it to maneuver very quickly.

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Dragonflies can reach a speed of 50 kilometers an hour in a very short time, which is very surprising for an insect.

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An Olympic athlete in a 100-meter race runs only 39 kilometers an hour.

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Now what do you say?

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women have a power on the experience of a Saudis quin crearmême.

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eminent

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There is one other condition

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of good flight. Flight is very dangerous if it is not supported by a very good visual

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system. For this reason modern airplanes and helicopters have an advanced visual system.

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The Dragonfly too has a highly advanced visual system. It has a total of 30,000 micro eyes

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and every eye is directed towards a different point. All information from these eyes is

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transmitted to the Dragonfly's brain which processes it like a computer.

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Thanks to this system, the Dragonfly has a marvelous visual ability. As for the maneuverability

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of the Dragonfly, it is more developed than that of a helicopter. For example, with a last-minute

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maneuver, it saves itself from a truck coming from the opposite direction. Now the Dragonfly

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must contend with a double trap. It must avoid striking the windshields of the oncoming automobile,

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and it must escape the rapacious birds that hunt it. And it succeeds in this with a very

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clever maneuver. One of the problems pilots face who often have to maneuver is that after a maneuver,

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it is difficult to determine the position of the craft relative to the ground. After the maneuver,

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if the pilot is confused about which side of the plane is up and which is down, the aircraft may crash.

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Technicians have developed an instrument to counter this risk, the gyroscope. This instrument shows the pilot

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a horizontal line indicating the horizon. The pilot compares the horizontal line with the actual horizon

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and is able to determine the plane's position in an instant. For millions of years, the Dragonfly has been using

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a device similar to the one developed by technicians. Before the Dragonfly's eyes, there is fixed an artificial

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horizontal line. No matter at what angle it flies, it always holds its head parallel to the horizontal line.

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When the Dragonfly's body changes its position during flight, hairs between its body and its head are stimulated.

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The nerve cells at the root of these hairs send information to the Dragonfly's flight muscles about the

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insect's position in the air. Thanks to this, the flying muscles automatically adjust the number and speed

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of the wing movements. So, in even the most difficult maneuvers, the Dragonfly never loses its direction or its control.

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This system is indeed a wonder of engineering. At this point, an intelligent person will start to think.

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The Dragonfly is not even aware of the extraordinary system it possesses.

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Who placed in the body of this insect such complex flight systems that even expert engineers have taken them as models?

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Who endowed this insect with its perfect wings, the motors that drive the wings and the superior visual system?

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Who is the author of this excellent design?

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The Darwinist's theory of evolution, which tries to account for life by coincidences, is silent when confronted with these questions.

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It is impossible that the system in the body of the Dragonfly could have come about by evolution.

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That is, in a stage by stage development through chance.

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The reason for this is that for a living thing to survive, all these systems must exist at the same time and completely.

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The first Dragonfly in the world must have appeared with the same wonderful mechanisms possessed by these same insects today.

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The fossil record of natural history confirms this.

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The fossil record shows that Dragonflies appeared on Earth all at once.

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The earliest known fossil of a Dragonfly is 320 million years old.

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In the fossil strata of earlier periods, there is nothing that resembles a Dragonfly.

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Moreover, since the time the Dragonfly appeared, the fossil record shows that it has undergone no evolution.

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The oldest fossils of Dragonflies are completely the same as those same insects living today.

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Between the 140 million year old fossil that you are looking at and the present day Dragonfly beside it, there is no difference at all.

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These facts once again prove the invalidity of the theory of evolution and shows how both the Dragonfly and all other living things in the world came to be.

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Allah, the Lord of all the worlds created all living creatures and every living thing is a proof of his existence.

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Apart from Allah, there is no other power strong enough to create even a fly.

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This fact is revealed by Allah in the Quran in these words.

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An example has been made, so listen to it carefully.

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Those whom you call upon besides Allah are not even able to create a single fly, even if they were to join together to do it.

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And if a fly steals something from them, they cannot get it back.

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How feeble are both the seeker and the sought.

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The creatures we have examined throughout this film are only a few of the wonders of creation found in nature.

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In truth, Allah endows all living things in nature with their wonderful peculiarities,

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and each one is a proof that shows Allah's artistry and power.

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It is important to be able to see this wonderful creation in nature and to grasp its purpose.

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Allah wants us to think about creation and to draw conclusions from it.

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In a verse of the Quran, Allah says,

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Say, travel about the earth and see how he brought creation out of nothing.

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Then later, Allah will bring about the next existence.

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Allah has power over all things.

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Allah has power over all things.

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This film is based on Haru Miyaya's book.