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01:30You
02:00You
02:23Both are awkward
02:30But they are so cute
02:45This is not another planet
02:49This is the pole of the universe
02:53A place where the sun and the moon are covered with water
03:00A place where the sun and the moon are covered with water
03:26Life in this part of the world is very difficult
03:29Temperatures rise up to minus 50 degrees Celsius
03:32Temperatures rise up to minus 50 degrees Celsius
03:35In a climate like this, you constantly find yourself in a heat strip
03:47Polyvary is the warmest part of our planet
03:58Polyvary is the warmest part of our planet
04:05Every second here is precious
04:07Every second here is precious
04:28These icebergs are about 34 meters high
04:38You may think that there is no life here, except for the icebergs
04:54In fact, there is a great army of life here
04:57And it's not easy to get rid of them
05:28In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
05:31In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
05:33In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
05:35In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
05:37In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
05:39In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
05:41In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
05:43In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
05:45In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
05:47In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
05:49In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
05:51In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
05:53In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
05:55In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
05:57In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
05:59In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:01In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:03In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:05In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:07In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:09In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:11In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:13In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:15In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:17In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:19In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:21In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:23In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:25In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:27In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:29In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:31In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:33In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:35In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:37In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:39In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:41In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:43In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:45In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:47In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:49In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:51In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:53In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:55In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:57In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
06:59In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
07:01In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
07:03In this movie, you will see a creature that lives in the polar coasts
07:05A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
07:07A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
07:09A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
07:11A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
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07:21A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
07:23A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
07:25A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
07:27A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
07:29A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
07:31A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
07:33A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
07:35A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
07:37A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
07:39A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
07:41A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
07:43A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
07:45A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
07:47A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
07:49A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
07:51A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
07:53A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
07:55A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
07:57A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
07:59A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
08:01A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
08:03A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
08:05A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
08:07A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
08:09A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
08:11A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
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08:17A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
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08:21A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
08:23A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
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08:27A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
08:29A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
08:31A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
08:33A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
08:35A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
08:37A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
08:39A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
08:41A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
08:43A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
08:45A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
08:47A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
08:49A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
08:51A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
08:53A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
08:55A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
08:57A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
08:59A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:01A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:03A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:05A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:07A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:09A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:11A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:13A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:15A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:17A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:19A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:21A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:23A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:25A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:27A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:29A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:31A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:33A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:35A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:37A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:39A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:41A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:43A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:45A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:47A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:49A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:51A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:53A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:55A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:57A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
09:59A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
10:01A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
10:03A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
10:05A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
10:07A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
10:09A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
10:11A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
10:13A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
10:15A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
10:17A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
10:19A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
10:21A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
10:23A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
10:25A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
10:27A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
10:29A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
10:31A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
10:33A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
10:35A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
10:37A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
10:39A polar bear is approximately 2.5 meters long and weighs up to 800 kg
10:41Mr. Ilertsuar has created the Polar Ring through a planned project
10:45Mr. Ilertsuar has created the Polar Ring through a planned project
10:47Mr. Ilertsuar has created the Polar Ring through a planned project
10:49Mr. Ilertsuar has created the Polar Ring through a planned project
10:51Mr. Ilertsuar has created the Polar Ring through a planned project
10:53Mr. Ilertsuar has created the Polar Ring through a planned project
10:55Mr. Ilertsuar has created the Polar Ring through a planned project
10:57Mr. Ilertsuar has created the Polar Ring through a planned project
10:59Mr. Ilertsuar has created the Polar Ring through a planned project
11:01Mr. Ilertsuar has created the Polar Ring through a planned project
11:03Mr. Ilertsuar has created the Polar Ring through a planned project
11:05Mr. Ilertsuar has created the Polar Ring through a planned project
11:07Mr. Ilertsuar has created the Polar Ring through a planned project
11:09Mr. Ilertsuar has created the Polar Ring through a planned project
11:11Mr. Ilertsuar has created the Polar Ring through a planned project
11:13Mr. Ilertsuar has created the Polar Ring through a planned project
11:15Mr. Ilertsuar has created the Polar Ring through a planned project
11:17Mr. Ilertsuar has created the Polar Ring through a planned project
11:19Mr. Ilertsuar has created the Polar Ring through a planned project
11:21Mr. Ilertsuar has created the Polar Ring through a planned project
11:23Mr. Ilertsuar has created the Polar Ring through a planned project
11:25Mr. Ilertsuar has created the Polar Ring through a planned project
11:27Mr. Ilertsuar has created the Polar Ring through a planned project
11:29Mr. Ilertsuar has created the Polar Ring through a planned project
11:31In front of their camp, they are drinking coffee
11:33In front of their camp, they are drinking coffee
11:41Here they are masked and have the opportunity to show off their weapons
11:43Here they are masked and have the opportunity to show off their weapons
11:51The soldiers of the army take advantage of the great alarm in the day
11:53The soldiers of the army take advantage of the great alarm in the day
12:01Their troops are under even the best occasion for flooding
12:03Their troops are under even the best occasion for flooding
12:05to protect themselves better from flooding,
12:07they also take care of themselves.
12:23In the water, they are used to use
12:25crabs as their bait.
12:27The air that this bird breathes
12:29in its muscles is sufficient
12:31for a swim up to three minutes.
12:35In the water, they are used
12:37to use crabs as their bait.
12:55They are also used to use
12:57helicopter wings,
12:59air pockets in their wings.
13:05In the water, they are used
13:07to use helicopter wings,
13:09air pockets in their wings.
13:15The birds that live in the water
13:17show that they are created
13:19in harmony with the environment.
13:23Mr. Lertsuor has created
13:25a bird with a more
13:27sustainable diet
13:29for the climate in which they live.
13:35Creation of the 3rd International
13:38Biological Society
13:42He is Allah,
13:44the creator, the picnics,
13:46the creator of everything.
13:48He is the one
13:50who transmits the best flowers.
13:52He is the one who uses everything
13:54in the sky and the spot,
13:56and He is all-encompassing and omnipresent.
13:58PINGUINAT
14:19PINGUINAT
14:34These birds that you see are the PINGUINAT,
14:37the largest number of creatures in the world.
14:45Unlike the other birds, the PINGUINAT cannot float.
14:49But they are the masters of swimming in the water.
15:01They can swim very fast,
15:03with great speed and great speed,
15:05thanks to their unrivaled swimming skills.
15:09First of all,
15:10the birds that inhabit their bodies
15:12are isolated from the water in a special cage.
15:15In this way,
15:16the PINGUINAT have a swimming costume
15:18that allows them to swim in the water
15:20at a speed of up to 25 km per hour.
15:31Floating birds need to be light.
15:34For this reason,
15:35they are created with cones
15:37that are made of firewood.
15:39But the PINGUINAT do not need to be light
15:41to swim in the water.
15:43Here, they are created differently
15:45than many other birds.
15:47Their cones are strong.
15:49In this way,
15:50they can easily reach the ground
15:52up to the ocean floor.
15:57Thanks to this special design of the PINGUINAT,
15:59they are the only bird class
16:01that can swim up to 600 meters above sea level.
16:05Such a flight can last up to 10-15 minutes.
16:09For this time of life,
16:11there is another reason.
16:13Research has shown
16:15that while the PINGUINAT H5
16:17is in the belly of a man,
16:19the stomach of a man,
16:21while swimming in this way,
16:23metabolizes.
16:24Thanks to this metabolism of the working water,
16:27its need for oxygen decreases
16:29and the time it can spend in the water
16:31is reduced.
16:35How is it possible
16:37that the PINGUINAT
16:39are able to swim
16:41up to 50 degrees Celsius
16:43in the water
16:45without the need
16:47for oxygen?
16:49The answer to these questions
16:51lies in the creation of their cones.
16:53Their cones are made
16:55of three layers.
16:57The first layer is made
16:59of external cones
17:01that are all together.
17:03At the same time,
17:05there is an air pressure
17:07that acts like an insulated wall.
17:09The third and final layer
17:11is made of an external pressure
17:13called diameter.
17:15Thanks to these special cones,
17:17the PINGUINAT
17:19are able to live for a day,
17:21a night,
17:23and moreover for their entire life
17:25in this cold water.
17:27If you look closely,
17:29you will see that in fact
17:31most of the PINGUINAT
17:33are in contact with water,
17:35but they do not grow
17:37the PINGUINAT's cones
17:39that pass their months
17:41going through the water.
17:43No, because the PINGUINAT's cones
17:45have a special structure.
17:47The structure of the cones
17:49is based on the unobstructed
17:51network of veins
17:53around their body.
17:55In this system of blood circulation,
17:57the arteries and veins
17:59are connected
18:01to each other
18:03and the blood flow
18:05from the arteries
18:07to the veins.
18:09In this way,
18:11the blood flow
18:13from the arteries
18:15to the veins
18:17and from the veins
18:19to the veins
18:21to the veins
18:23and from the veins
18:25to the veins
18:27The PINGUINAT's PINGUINAT
18:31have the ability
18:33to open and close
18:35the veins in the middle of the body
18:37and their bones
18:39never freeze.
18:41Mr. Larczuor
18:43has given us PINGUINAT
18:45with systems
18:47to connect
18:49their blood
18:51to the veins
18:53at this cold winter
18:55BALENAV
19:26Why do whales, which fish 20 tons per day,
19:30still end up in these deep waters,
19:32when they have the opportunity to swim in deeper waters?
19:36After 500 years of fishing, they live in a bigger number here.
19:41BALENAV
19:53The deep waters of the Dveri Valley are full of fish.
19:58Whales migrate here from the deepest waters to the deep waters.
20:04During their stay in the polders,
20:07they make a reserve,
20:09while they catch the crucian carps,
20:11which have the same name as whales,
20:13as well as the fish that they catch on their own.
20:17When whales find whales in large numbers,
20:20or large groups of fish,
20:22they cooperate with each other.
20:26As the fish try to escape from the deepest depths,
20:29to the deepest waters,
20:31the whales, and the carps,
20:33form a group of fish
20:35and begin to swim in the depths of these waters.
20:47Here, their fins open in the water,
20:50forming a wall that allows the fish to escape.
20:54While whales begin to swim straight to the surface,
20:57from the edge of the net they form,
20:59all they have to do is to open the net.
21:18Thanks to these clever tactics,
21:20and well-coordinated and harmonized swimming,
21:23whales easily catch fish.
21:29Of course,
21:31the wind also takes its part in the fishing.
21:59There is only one explanation for the intelligent whales.
22:03God, created as they are,
22:05informs the souls of these creatures.
22:21There is no creature that does not have a soul.
22:25True,
22:26my Lord is right.
22:49Eskimo
22:57In their pool there are also people.
22:59The Eskimos have a different name,
23:02Inuit.
23:08Human beings can easily find here
23:10what they need.
23:13Eskimo
23:23The brown spots that they see
23:25are the most beautiful spots of the Eskimos.
23:43In the woods,
23:44in the polar forests,
23:45or in the forests,
23:46all of these are ideal places
23:48for the protection of humanity from the enemy.
24:04The whales live in harmony with the Inuit people.
24:09The whales live in harmony with the Inuit people.
24:12After eating a lot of vitamin C,
24:14they can live in their pools.
24:20We get vitamin C from fruits and berries,
24:23while the Inuits get it from the whales and their milk.
24:26Speaking of milk,
24:28getting vitamin C is essential for the health of humans.
24:33If our body can get vitamin C,
24:36the last thing we need is the milk from the whales.
24:40As we can see,
24:41the human body is able to meet its needs here,
24:45in the polar forests,
24:47where fruits and berries can't be found.
24:50In this place,
24:51surrounded by the blue sky,
24:53our human being is well fed with everything he needs.
24:56Our Lord,
24:57has created a place for the human being
25:00to eat a lot of food and water.
25:07At the same time,
25:09He has created a place for the human being
25:12to eat a lot of food and water.
25:15And He is in the presence of all of us,
25:18whenever we need Him.
25:37Wolves
25:49Another creature that spends its entire life in the Poles is the wolf.
25:53This type of wolf has a very long life.
25:56It needs to be surrounded by water until it dies.
26:00At the same time,
26:01its milk is high,
26:02allowing it to hide and protect itself.
26:05Its merit,
26:06the wolf,
26:07is that a wolf's 10 cm long tail
26:10can sometimes be used to protect itself from the enemy.
26:15This type,
26:16in the wild,
26:17is protected by the army,
26:19from the wolf's attack,
26:21and from the enemy,
26:22from the wolf's tail.
26:28Like all other animals that live in the Poles,
26:31wolves,
26:32when they live in the wild,
26:33need to be protected.
26:34However,
26:35they are experts in protecting themselves from water.
26:39They learn first,
26:40from the biochemical production of their tail.
26:54If they had muscles covered with air,
26:57the wolves would not be able to protect themselves from water.
27:00However,
27:01the nature of the wolf's tail
27:03provides a system
27:04that allows them to reserve oxygen
27:06for longer periods of time.
27:08This wolf does not live with air in its muscles,
27:11but is able to supply the wolf with the oxygen it needs.
27:15Since it does not have air in its muscles,
27:17it can live with ease for longer periods of time.
27:20Studies have shown that the wolf's tail
27:23has a high level of oxygen supply.
27:27In this way,
27:28in a single life,
27:30the wolves can live up to one hour in the water.
27:33In other cases,
27:34the wolf,
27:35as a servant,
27:36cannot spend more than four minutes in these conditions
27:39without oxygen bubbles.
27:42All these data confirm a clear fact.
27:45The wolf could not have developed these conditions on its own.
27:55It could not have done so
27:57on its own
27:59because of the lack of water supply.
28:03However,
28:04it is not possible
28:05that the wolf could have developed these conditions on its own
28:07as we believe in the theory of evolution.
28:15There is no doubt
28:16that the wolf's tail
28:18is a creature that lives every day.
28:30God Almighty
28:31created the wolf together
28:33with all the physical attributes
28:35that allow it to live with ease.
28:55Wolves live with a lot of energy
28:57and most of them with a tail.
28:59There is also a rule in this life cycle.
29:02The tails are the main source of oxygen in the water.
29:06They provide dielectric energy
29:08in the name of photosynthesis.
29:13Wolves have tails
29:14and in this way
29:15they ensure the energy produced by photosynthesis.
29:18Foxes,
29:19whales
29:20and five other animals
29:21live with a tail
29:22and consume the same dielectric energy.
29:27The waters around the city
29:29are polluted
29:30for six months of the year.
29:32This is how the foxes
29:33can live in the water
29:34in cold waters.
29:38The foxes
29:39do not use their tails
29:41but they eat worms
29:42that live in the water
29:43by their tail.
29:45These worms
29:46are harmful to human health.
29:48They are hydrodynamic particles
29:50extracted by the tail's vision
29:52through water.
29:56The foxes have their tails
29:58only when they are hungry.
30:00Thanks to their tails,
30:01the foxes do not suffer
30:03in the cold water
30:04or in the water
30:05in which they live.
30:07Which of the tail's characteristics
30:09is the main product of a creature?
30:14Mr. Lartsuar
30:15has created the fox
30:16with the tail
30:17and the best physical characteristics
30:19for his species.
30:26Some foxes
30:27are not respected
30:28for their tail.
30:30It is Allah
30:31who protects them
30:32and you.
30:33He is the protector
30:35of all animals.
30:48The fox is a hunter.
30:49In order to hunt,
30:50it does not need
30:51to wear a tail.
30:52In this way,
30:53it watches
30:54for a prey
30:55outside the tail.
30:56If it cannot find it,
30:57it has to hunt it.
30:59In this case,
31:00it does not need
31:01to wear a tail.
31:02With this tail,
31:03it can break the tail
31:04and feed it
31:05to get water.
31:24The fox is designed and created
31:26to live
31:27in a closed environment
31:28in the water.
31:31Thanks to its tail,
31:33foxes can find
31:34their prey easily,
31:35protect themselves
31:36from predators
31:37and ensure
31:38everything they need.
31:55The Polar Fox
32:05Another breed
32:06created to live
32:07in the polar coast
32:08is the Polar Fox.
32:11The fox's tail
32:12changes
32:13depending on the weather
32:14and the climate of the day.
32:17It is obvious
32:18that compared
32:19to the fox's tail,
32:20it does not cause
32:21any problem
32:22for the fox
32:23or for its prey.
32:25Its tail
32:26is the same
32:27as the fox's tail
32:28in which it lives.
32:38In the winter,
32:39when everything is covered
32:40with snow and ice,
32:41the fox does not
32:42lack of nutrition.
32:43Its tail
32:44changes its tail
32:45and becomes
32:46as white as snow.
32:49It is ready
32:50to hunt the fox
32:51no matter what
32:52conditions
32:53it finds
32:54in this cold world.
32:55In short,
32:56the fox has the best
32:57hiding place
32:58in the two houses.
32:59The main house
33:00is in the winter
33:01and it continues
33:02to hide
33:03from other foxes.
33:04Of course,
33:05the fox is not alone
33:06when it looks
33:07at other creatures.
33:08Even if it was alone,
33:09for the fox,
33:10it would never
33:11have the opportunity
33:12to decide
33:13about the change
33:14of its tail
33:15or tail.
33:17It is clear
33:18that the creator
33:19of all
33:20created it
33:21along with
33:22all other
33:23foxes.
33:25God has given
33:26the fox
33:27all the opportunities
33:28necessary
33:29to live
33:30in such houses
33:31as well as
33:32to ensure
33:33its survival.
33:48The truth of creation
33:52A family of polar bears
33:54will live
33:55a long life.
34:01Foxes
34:02are the champions
34:03of hunting
34:04in the wild.
34:08Whales
34:09that live
34:10with a simple strategy.
34:19Goats
34:20that walk
34:21in the water.
34:26Penguins
34:27that protect
34:28them from the cold.
34:34And the polar fox,
34:35a master
34:36of hunting.
34:45The cows
34:46that feed
34:47all these animals
34:48live
34:49in the field.
34:53They are
34:54very happy
34:55with their lives
34:56because they are
34:57the creatures
34:58created
34:59exclusively
35:00to live
35:01in these
35:02wild forests.
35:03Each of these
35:04creatures
35:05gives us
35:06the ultimate
35:07knowledge,
35:08wisdom
35:09and the
35:10absolute
35:11knowledge
35:12of God
35:13the Almighty.
35:20Allah
35:21speaks to us
35:22about this truth
35:23in a Quranic verse.
35:27For a people
35:28that is truly
35:29united
35:30there are arguments
35:31both in the creation
35:32of the earth
35:33and in the creation
35:34of the wild forests.