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The sentry brings a quantity of food to the bird he is to replace and then takes over.

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This duty is of vital importance to the group's safety.

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A viper.

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The sentry bird immediately sounds the alarm.

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The flock comes together.

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The birds also try to disturb the snake and distract it.

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Young birds display their strength and courage by challenging the snake and try to earn respect

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within the flock.

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As the danger recedes.

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As the danger recedes, life returns to normal.

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A sentry assumes his post.

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A sentry assumes his post.

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The chicks begin to play amongst themselves.

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So how was it that these birds came to display such powerful cooperation?

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Let us think and continue to ask questions.

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Let us think and continue to ask questions.

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The animals you are watching possess no consciousness.

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Why should an animal stand guard over its friends?

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One would expect it to fly off and look for something to eat.

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But what it actually does is a great sacrifice.

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It stands guard like a soldier, seriously and determinedly, eating nothing.

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Who taught these creatures about altruism?

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Who tells them to endanger their own lives for the sake of their friends?

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There can be no question that it is the Almighty God, the Creator, who instills these feelings

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of unity, cooperation and sacrifice into these tiny birds.

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As we are told in Surah 16 in the Quran, God inspires the requisite behavior in animals to keep them alive.

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Feelings of sacrifice and cooperation among birds are very powerful.

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Feelings of sacrifice and cooperation among birds are very powerful.

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The solidarity and mutual assistance displayed by fieldfarers are another miracle of creation.

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unity and mutual assistance.

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These birds live in flocks of 30 to 40 members.

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Unity and togetherness are always very powerful within the group.

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They raise their young together with the greatest care.

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The strongest example of solidarity within the group comes when there is a danger to the young.

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Here is that danger.

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A young raven.

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It's target is the chicks.

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One of the watchers sees the raven and warns the others.

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The group takes their stations and the defense force comes together.

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One of the birds squawks angrily and threatens the intruder.

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The threat is then translated into action.

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They attack the intruder en masse.

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Stunned by the counterattack, the raven withdraws.

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But the fighters move in with all their might and bring the enemy down.

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The raven survives the attack with great difficulty.

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Communication, mutual assistance and unity have saved the lives of their chicks.

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One of the distinguishing characteristics of the elephant, the largest land mammal on earth,

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is its devotion to its fellows.

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Sacrifice and mutual assistance are not limited to family members,

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but can be seen within the entire herd.

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A hot summer day on the African plains.

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Elephants are constantly on the move to find food and water.

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This nearly dry lake is the only source of water around.

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Many other animals from wild oxen to buffalo share this water with them.

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This baby elephant is finding it difficult to drink as his trunk is still very short.

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He has to bend down a long way to reach the water.

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One of the adult elephants bumps into it by accident, knocking it into the water.

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Unless the baby can escape at once, it will sink into the mud and die.

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There is no time to lose.

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The mother elephant kneels down and leans over the edge.

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She places her trunk under the baby and tries to pull it out.

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The other elephants reach the scene and join her and they all try to pull the baby out.

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And a patient rescue operation begins.

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The sides are very steep.

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Some elephants therefore try to make a ramp to reach the baby by digging away at the edge.

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Others chase the buffaloes away from the scene.

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Because if a herd comes to drink near where the baby is caught, that will impede the rescue operation.

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Eventually, teamwork saves the day.

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The baby elephant is saved.

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Every elephant in the herd goes up to the baby and sniffs it with its trunk.

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This is a sign of affection among elephants.

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The devotion and mutual assistance within the herd has saved the baby's life.

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The most astonishing devotion in living things is one of the miracles of God's creation.

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In one verse of the Koran, God informs us,

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There is no creature God does not hold by the forelock.

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Every one of these large earthen towers is homes to creatures known as termites, which are similar to ants.

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Termites live in colonies made up of millions of individuals.

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They work together so harmoniously that the whole colony functions like a single body, a single creature.

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These are worker termites.

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They are blind and deaf.

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As you can see, they mix pieces of earth with a special plaster and widen the walls of their nest.

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God has given these creatures, which behave like the cells of a single body, different bodily structures for different jobs.

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Workers are born with the necessary tools for construction on their bodies.

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As you are now seeing, soldier termites are equipped with heavy weapons.

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Termites grow fungi in underground storerooms down in the depths of their nests.

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Termites grow fungi in underground storerooms down in the depths of their nests.

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However, one side product of this is carbon dioxide.

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Unless the carbon dioxide can be eliminated from the nest, the termites will suffocate and die.

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Nothing of the sort happens, however, thanks to this construction technique instilled in them by God.

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All chimneys that stretch up into the wind currents pull the stale air in the nest upwards and function as the colony's lungs.

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Everything built by termites is a marvel of architecture and engineering.

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Let us now go back a little and consider what we have just been saying.

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The termite is a tiny insect.

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It possesses neither reason nor consciousness.

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It is also blind and deaf.

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So how does this insect come by the knowledge to create a whole building?

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How does it know what its job is from among thousands of other termites?

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What you are seeing on the screen is a construction project.

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The project contains all the details of all the jobs to be done during the construction work.

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Who will do what job, how and when are all set out?

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An architect possessing reason and consciousness has drawn this project up

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and an engineer with reason and consciousness has performed the necessary calculations.

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Master craftsmen, workers and plumbers work according to the blueprint.

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They all study the blueprint and construction proceeds according to plan.

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At this point, let us carefully consider.

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The termites have no drawings in their hands.

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They cannot receive any training.

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They are not managed by a visible administrator.

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How is it then that thousands of termites can produce a building with such an incomparable design,

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all working together at the same time?

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Let us for a moment imagine people with no eyes or ears.

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Let us also imagine that these people had never had any training.

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Then let thousands of these people start constructing a building at the same time,

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with no orders given to them and no descriptions of what they have to do.

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Furthermore, let us imagine that the building they create contains an incomparable plan and design.

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Such cooperation can only be accounted for by a will that controls all these people in a miraculous manner.

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The same thing applies to the termite.

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The way these deaf and blind insects operate as a single entity and eventually create flawless buildings demonstrates one clear truth.

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Termites are created by God and it is He who inspires in them the tasks they perform.

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God reveals in one verse of the Quran that

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All praise belongs to God, the Lord of the heavens and the Lord of the earth, Lord of all the worlds.

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All greatness belongs to Him in the heavens and earth.

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He is the Almighty, the all-wise.

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These delightful animals known as meerkats live together in groups.

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And there is amazing solidarity between them.

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Solidarity is of vital importance because the region they live in is a very dangerous one.

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The worst danger of all comes from the sky.

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The eagle does not see them for the moment.

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After carrying out security checks, the meerkats disperse over the field to look for food.

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Every individual in this group has a different job.

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Some meerkats stand guard to protect the others.

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The meerkat you are watching is standing guard against any danger that might emerge from behind the bushes.

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Others endanger their own safety by standing guard in the treetops.

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They wait under the blazing sun, eating and drinking nothing.

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This time the eagle sees them.

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The sentry sounds the alarm to the others.

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The sentry sounds the alarm to the others.

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The sentry sounds the alarm to the others.

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Let's go.

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Colaboration and solidarity save the meerkat's lives.

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The group's most important duty is protecting and raising the young.

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Every day a meerkat stays by the nest and watches over the young.

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Just like sentry duty, they take it in turns every day to look after the young.

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Meerkats do not hesitate to sacrifice their own lives for the young in the group at moments

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of danger.

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Here is an example.

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Meerkats have left the nest to look for food on a hot summer day, and danger is waiting

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for them on their return.

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A jackal is lying in ambush near the nest where the babies are.

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One of the meerkats approaches the nest to save the young.

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Its aim is to stop the jackal entering the nest.

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As night falls, the meerkat is still using itself as a shield at the entrance to the nest.

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As day breaks, traces of a fierce fight in the hours of darkness can be seen.

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The jackal has been chased away from the nest and the young have been saved.

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However, the brave young meerkat has sacrificed itself and is badly injured.

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Its mother comes to the wounded meerkat's side.

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Its condition is critical.

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The meerkats need to move off if they are to find food.

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The injured meerkat is having great difficulty walking, however.

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When its strength finally gives out, it lies down in a ditch.

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The other meerkats do not leave their wounded friend alone.

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In a demonstration of farewell and loyalty, they stay by its side until it breathes its last.

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All this surprising cooperation, solidarity and devotion among meerkats is behavior inspired in them by God.

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The banks of the river Nile, these waters and banks are very dangerous.

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Many dangers have to be faced in order to raise young here.

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The species of bird you are watching has to build its nest on banks that are full of crocodiles.

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It moves very slowly and tries to avoid attracting the crocodile's attention.

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It particularly chooses areas where female crocodiles have left their eggs to build its nest.

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That is because female crocodiles are very calm and docile during egg-laying time and do not represent a danger to the birds.

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Over time, the birds' eggs begin to hatch and tiny chicks emerge.

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Yet these chicks are in danger.

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As you can see, both the mother and father bird fiercely use their own bodies to shield her young and defy the dangerous lizard.

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The lizard might kill the bird, but the bird is ready to die in order to save its chicks.

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The lizard gives up in the face of the bird's determination and courage.

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Things change when a hungry and aggressive male crocodile approaches the nest.

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The chicks freeze.

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The mother bird puts on a different display this time.

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She opens her wings and beats them on the ground.

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She does not directly oppose the aggressor.

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On the contrary, she imitates an injured bird and invites the aggressor to attack her.

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She thus attracts the danger away from the nest.

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The deception works.

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The crocodile follows the supposedly injured bird and moves away from the nest.

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Its attention is then drawn by a lizard and it moves away entirely.

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Thanks to the feeling of self-sacrifice inspired in them by God,

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the mother and father birds risk their lives to protect their young.

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In buffalo herds, newborn calves are looked after not just by the animals,

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but also by the animals.

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In buffalo herds, newborn calves are looked after not just by the animals,

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but also by the animals.

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But by the animals.

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In buffalo herds, newborn calves are looked after not just by their parents,

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but by the whole herd.

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In buffalo herds, newborn calves are looked after not just by their parents, but by the

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whole herd.

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They face all kinds of risks to defend them, even lions.

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When lions approach, the entire herd sounds the alarm.

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As you can see, they firm a defense ring around the calves.

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They use their own bodies as shields to protect the calves from the lions.

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There are only two calves in this herd.

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But not just their parents, but the whole herd risk their lives to protect them.

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These buffaloes could just think of running away and saving themselves.

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In that way, the lions would go for the calves who are left behind rather than the sharp-horned

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adults.

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In such a case, as claimed by Darwin's theory of evolution, the weak would be weeded out

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and eliminated while the selfish strong survived.

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But that is not what happens.

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The buffaloes do not abandon the helpless calves.

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Thanks to the feelings of self-sacrifice instilled in them by God, they protect the calves even

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at the cost of their own lives.

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Buffalo herds protect not just the young, but also the elderly.

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The images you are about to see were taken by a tourist on safari in Kenya.

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A group of lions ambush an elderly buffalo that has moved away from the herd.

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It looks like death will be the inevitable result.

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But a miraculous event takes place.

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The elderly buffaloes' cries for help reach the distant herd.

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They at once head for the scene.

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Then courageous buffaloes approach the lions in a threatening manner in order to rescue their

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their companion.

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And the lions flee.

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The buffalo gather around the injured animal and try to raise it to its feet.

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Minutes pass.

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Things look hopeless for the exhausted buffalo.

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The lions are still waiting in ambush.

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Believing it to have died, the last few remaining buffalo begin to move away.

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And yet, another miraculous event takes place.

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The injured buffalo cries out one more time, as if asking them not to leave it.

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The herd immediately come back.

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The buffaloes once more see off the approaching lions.

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With a final effort, the elderly buffalo rises to its feet and mingling with its rescuers is

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lost from sight.

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�� Music playing.

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pickle music playing.

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These are Australian Parrot Chicks.

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They came into the world five days apart from one another.

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So there are considerable differences between them.

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The first chick to hatch is much larger than the last.

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Yet the mother parrot treats them all fairly.

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Every chick is given as much food as it needs.

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Ten days later, the oldest chick is still much larger than the others.

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Yet it miraculously shares its food with the smallest and weakest sibling, feeding it with

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its own beak.

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Why does that tiny chick make such a sacrifice?

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Why does it give its own food to its helpless sibling?

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Believers in Darwin's theory of evolution can never answer that question.

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Because that outdated theory rests on the assumption that everything in nature is selfish and engaged

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in a ruthless fight for survival.

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Yet as we have seen, even a tiny chick shares its food with its weaker and helpless siblings

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when necessary.

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All the chicks grow up to be strong and healthy, thanks to the feelings of sharing and solidarity

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inspired in them by God.

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The woodpecker's beak is a magnificent drill.

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It first bores a hole in the tree with its beak and then puts an acorn in the hole for retrieval

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later in the winter.

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This tree contains some 60,000 acorns stored in it by woodpeckers.

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It is no easy job to make 60,000 holes in tree bark.

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Woodpeckers manage it however with great patience and devotion and then fill the holes with acorns.

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Their aim is to be able to feed their families through the harsh days of winter.

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Many members of the family assist in these preparations.

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Every bird carries out its duty to the letter.

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Not one neglects to do so.

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In a demonstration of perfect cooperation and solidarity, the woodpecker family prepares

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for the hard days to come.

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Another characteristic of living things that totally invalidates the theory of evolution

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is the surprising love and affection that can be seen in their behavior.

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Another characteristic of living things that totally invalidates the theory of evolution

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is the surprising love and affection that can be seen in their behavior.

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The theory of evolution rests on the assumption that all living things are selfish and engaged

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in a ruthless fight for survival, whereas the fact is that their behavior reveals the exact

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opposite.

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This splendidly colored crusted bird, for instance, clearly thinks very carefully about how to content its mate.

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It gives her little presents, a piece of fruit, for instance.

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Seabirds all over the world treat their mates in the same attentive manner.

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The guan bird in the Amazon jungle behaves in just the same way, as does the European goldfinch.

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Grieves like fish, of course, so that represents the best possible gift for them.

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Grieves also like fish, but for the grieb an exchange of gifts is only the beginning.

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Couples decide whether they are suited by dancing.

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At the start of the dance, they imitate each other's movements.

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Having got to know one another, they move on to the second phase of the dance in astonishing

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harmony.

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