Allah's creation - the world of animals

yea....all the amzing features is for them to love themselves and protect themselves.

u kno, greylag geese can fly at high altitudes of about 8,000 metres (5 miles). this in in fact a difficult task since many creatures cannot breathe at such altitudes bcus of the deficiency in the amount of oxygen available at high altitudes.

This deficiency makes respiration difficult. That is the reason we can hardly breathe when we climb up a high mountain.

Flyin at an altitude that has a rarefied atmosphere, the bird needs to flap its wings faster.

In order to move its wings more, the bird wil expend more oxygen, which makes the situation even more difficult for it.

Howeva, these birds do not experience any difficulty even while they r flyin at altitudes at thousands of meters.

That is thanks to the special creation of their lungs, which make the most of the rare oxygen at high altitudes.

Functionin in a different way than those of other creatures, these bird's lung enable them to obtain more energy from the rarefied atmosphere. And this is one of the signs of Allah's purrfect (perfect) creation.

You certainly know your stuff, and talk about nature with a genuine passion, really bringing the imagery to life, off the page.
Thank you for sharing your interest, and it's wonderful to hear from someone who treasures these beautiful creatures.
All the best.

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yea, the polar bear will sure eat the penguin...and when when i learnt how the male penguin look after his eggs, i feel soo sad and touched...for their loves and nature...

Well at least the eggs get looked after.:) thats what counts right?

yea.

The Squirrel: The Walnut Lover

Allah has given squirrels some of the veri interestin qualities. We r sure what u will read about these loveable lil beings wil also amaze ur frens.

Squirrels live mostly in da forests of Europe and north America. They r about 25 cm (10 inches) long. That is the size of two of ur hands. Behind them & often suspended over their backs r their tails, wide, upright & furry, and almost the same size as their length. There is surely a purpose why Allah, Who creates everything with a purpose, has given squirrels such a tail: Thanks to this long tail, a squirrel can jump from one tree to another without losing its balance.

The sharp lil nails of a squirrel allow it to climb trees w/o difficulty. It can readily run along branches, hang upside-down and move while in this position. A grey squirrel in particular can jump from the tip of a branch of another tree four metres (13feet) away. While jumping, it extends its fore and hind limbs and glides. Meanwhile, its flattened tail both maintains it balance and serves as a rudder to steer it. It can even experience free-fall from a branch nine metres (30 feet) above the ground and land smoothly on the ground on four feet.

Like most other animals, squirrels do hav methods of communication wif one another.

Red squirrels, for example, upon seeing an enemy, shake their tails & Bgin to make excited noises.

Squirrels, who can run on high tree branches also use their tails for balance. They change their direction by rotating their tails.

The tails of squirrels serve the same functions as the rudder of a vessel.

The whiskers of a squirrel also play a major role in their keepin their balance.

When a squirrels' whiskers r cut, they cannot maintain their balance. This aside, they also use their whiskers to sense the objects around them at nights.

Now, let's consider once again what these loveable squirrels can accomplish. U already kno dat squirrels can perform gymnastic moves in the air quite easily, such as jumpin from one tree to another w/o fallin and, furthermore, target tiny branches from a distance and skilfully hold on to them like a trapeze artist.

But how?

Well, squirrels can achieve all these feats by usin their hind limbs, their keen eyes, which make good adjustments for distances, their strong paws, and their tails, which enable them to maintain balance.

But, have u ever taught them how to use them?

Since it is impossible for a squirrel family to take a ruler and measure the heights of trees and lengths of branches, how do they measure distances as they jump from one tree to another?

Furthermore, how do they jump and bounce so fast w/o gettin hurt or crippled?

No doubt, it is Allah Who has created these animals together with the features they have and taught them how to use them.

Furthermore, squirrels possess all the necessary skills & physical attributes to reach walnuts, chestnuts, hazelnuts and pine nuts, the hard-shelled fruits that grow on top of high trees.

As with all other animals in nature, Allah specially created squirrels so that they can readily attain the kind of food they need.

In winter time it bcums hard for squirrel to find food, so in summer they gather food to eat in the long, cold months ahead.

Squirrels r among those living beings that store food for winter.

Howeva, squirrels r very careful while gatherin their food. They dont store fruits and meat, the kinda food that decays quickly.

If they gathered them, they would bcume hungry in the wintertime.

For this reason, squirrels collect only durable dry fruits like walnuts, hazelnuts and cones.

It is Allah Who gives this knowledge to squirrels at birth and enables them to take their nutrition. Here, we witness one of the attributes of Allah: Allah is "ar-Razzaq", that is, "the One Who continually provides sustenance to every living being He has created".

Squirrel store their food for winter by burying it in various places. Thanks to their perfect sense of smell, they can detect the smell of nuts covered by 30cm (12 inches) of snow.

Squirrels carry their food in their sacs & take them to their nests. In their nest, there r more than 1 store, most of which they hav forgotten.

Certainly there is also a divine reason for this, bcus in time the dry fruits forgotten by squirrels under the earth grow into new trees.