What we have learnt from animals

Q: How do locusts avoid collisions while flying in large swarms?

Locusts possess a specific organ that sends out electrical signals, allowing them to detect the position of other locusts. This perception, granted by Allah, enables them to adjust their flight paths instantly and prevent collisions.

Q: What allows the owl to fly with such remarkable silence?

Owls possess specialized wing features, including unique undulations and fine, soft feathers. These structures muffle the noise created by turbulence and friction during flight, making them the most silent flyers in nature.

Q: How do butterfly wings produce vivid colors without using pigments?

Butterfly wings are covered with transparent, leaf-like membrane layers that reflect light. These layers manipulate light rays so that specific wavelengths are enhanced while others are eliminated, creating brilliant colors through structural reflection rather than pigment.

Q: What does the study of nature reveal about the design of living things?

The intricate systems observed in nature demonstrate that every living thing is created with specific, perfect design attributes necessary for its survival. This flawless organization is a direct manifestation of Allah's infinite knowledge and artistry in creation.

Abstract

This video examines how scientists and engineers derive solutions for modern technological challenges by observing the perfect designs found in living things. From the obstacle-avoidance capabilities of locusts to the silent flight of owls and the structural coloration of butterflies, the video highlights the incredible design features endowed by Allah. It emphasizes that these natural systems serve as evidence of Allah's supreme artistry in creation, demonstrating the wisdom inherent in the living world.