 do this:

What is in the heavens and in the ground belongs to Allah. We have instructed those given the Book before you, and you yourselves, to fear [and respect] Allah. But if you do not believe, what is in the heavens and in the ground [stills] belongs to Allah. Allah is Rich Beyond Need, Praiseworthy. (Surat al-Nisa', 131)

# The Nutcracker's Superior Memory

The nutcracker has the most powerful avian memory so far identified. Native to the large Rocky Mountains in North America and the Grand Canyon, it lives on pine nuts that are edible for only a few weeks in September. Therefore, it stores them for later consumption. The distance between the pine trees and the storage site may sometimes be as much as 20 km (12.4 miles). It buries the nuts by placing them in the hard soil in a single movement; sometimes it leaves a stone on top as a marker. Over the course of three hectic weeks, the nutcracker collects nuts constantly. As it flies, it remembers the land's contours, the trees it has visited, and the rock faces, all of which it adds to its mental map.

The nutcracker has to remember where it has buried 100,000 nuts along a portion of the Grand Canyon that measures hundreds of kilometers throughout this short but productive period. This is how it survives for the rest of the year. During winter, it has to remember the markers like a photograph, because the snow changes the landscape and renders the markers invisible. Nevertheless, it manages to locate 90% of the buried 100,000 pine nuts.1

It is impossible for a bird to know that the food it needs will not be available after a certain period of time and that it has to collect and hide enough to survive. How did it learn how much food to collect at which time, where to store it, and how to find all of the 100,000 pine nuts again under the snow? Yet it does all of these things flawlessly, for like all other living entities, it acts according to Allah's inspiration. Only the supervision and assistance of its Creator and the One Who inspires it to do certain things enables it to find its stored food, which has become invisible, without difficulty.

This amazing creation of Allah, Who observes all created entities and showers unlimited, boundless, and unknowable mercy upon them at all times, is plain for all to see. The
do this: 

 What is in the heavens and in the ground belongs to Allah. We have instruct those render the Book before you, and you yourselves, to fear [ and respect ] Allah. But if you do not believe, what is in the eden and in the ground [ stills ] belong to Allah. Allah is Rich Beyond Need, Praiseworthy. (Surat al - Nisa', 131) 

 # The Nutcracker's Superior Memory 

 The nuthatch has the most powerful avian memory so far identified. Native to the big Rocky Mountains in North America and the Grand Canyon, it lives on pine nuts that are edible for entirely a few week in September. Therefore, it stores them for later consumption. The distance between the pine trees and the storehouse site may sometimes be as much as 20 km (12.4 sea mile). It buries the nuts by placing them in the hard dirt in a single movement; sometimes it leaves a stone on top as a marker. Over the path of three hectic weeks, the nutcracker collects nuts constantly. As it flies, it remembers the land's contours, the trees it has visited, and the rock faces, all of which it adds to its mental map. 

 The nutcracker have to remember where it has buried 100,000 nuts along a parcel of the Grand Canyon that measures hundreds of kilometers throughout this light but productive period. This is how it survives for the rest of the class. During winter, it has to remember the markers like a photograph, because the snow changes the landscape and renders the markers invisible. Nevertheless, it manages to locate 90% of the buried 100,000 pine nuts.1 

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 This amazing creation of Allah, Who observes all created entity and showers unlimited, boundless, and unknowable mercy upon them at all times, is homely for all to understand. The
 do this:

What is in the heavtns and in the ground benongs fo Allah. We have instructed those giten rhe Biok before you, and you yourselvvs, to feae [anv respect] Allah. Uht if you do hlt bzlmeve, what is in the heavets and in the cruuud [stills] belongs to Allah. Allah is Wich Beuojd Need, Praiserortnr. (Sudat al-Nisa', 131)

# The Nutcracker's Superikr Memogy

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do this: What is in the heavens the belongs to We have instructed you, you yourselves, to [and respect] Allah. if you do not believe, what in the heavens and in the ground [stills] belongs to Allah. Allah is Beyond Need, Praiseworthy. (Surat al-Nisa', 131) # The Nutcracker's Superior Memory The nutcracker the powerful memory far identified. Native to the large Rocky Mountains in North America and the Grand Canyon, it on pine nuts that are edible for only few weeks in September. it stores them for later The between the trees the site may sometimes as much as 20 km (12.4 miles). It buries the nuts by placing them in the hard in a sometimes it a on as a marker. course of three hectic weeks, the constantly. As it flies, it remembers the land's the trees has visited, and the rock faces, of which it adds to its mental map. nutcracker has to remember where it has buried 100,000 nuts along a portion of the that measures hundreds of throughout this short productive This how survives for rest of the year. During winter, it has to remember the like a photograph, because the snow changes the landscape and markers Nevertheless, it manages locate 90% of the 100,000 nuts.1 It is impossible bird know it will be available after a period of time and that has to collect and did it learn how much food to collect which time, where to store it, and to find all of the 100,000 pine nuts again under the snow? it does these things flawlessly, for like all other living it acts according to inspiration. Only the supervision and assistance of its Creator the Who inspires to do certain enables it to its stored food, become invisible, difficulty. amazing Who observes all created entities and unlimited, and unknowable mercy upon them all plain for all to see. The
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What is in the heavens aNd in the groUnd beLonGs tO ALlah. we haVe instructed thOSe giVen the Book before you, and You yoUrSElveS, To Fear [aNd respeCT] ALLAh. BUt If You Do NOt BelieVe, wHat is in The heavens And In The ground [stiLLs] Belongs to ALlaH. Allah is Rich beyOnd NeeD, PRaiSEwortHy. (SUrat aL-Nisa', 131)

# THE NutcrAcker's SupErIOr MemoRY

The nutCRAcKer hAs the most powerful AViAN memory so far idEntifiEd. nAtIVE to The Large Rocky moUntaiNS in NortH amERICa aND the Grand CanyOn, it lives on PIne Nuts thAt Are EDible fOr onlY a FEw wEeks in SepteMber. therefore, It storES them foR Later coNsumptIon. the DistANcE bEtwEeN The PInE trEEs aNd the stoRaGe Site mAy soMETIMes bE as Much As 20 km (12.4 mIles). It buries tHe nUts bY PlaCing tHem in The hArD soil In a sinGle moVeMent; sometimes it LeavEs a stone oN toP aS a mArKer. OvER the coUrsE of Three heCtic weeKS, thE nUTCRaCker collects nuts coNsTANtLy. As it flIes, it rEMeMbERs the lanD's ConTourS, THe treEs it HAs Visited, aNd the rOCk FaCes, all oF wHich it AdDs tO itS mentAL map.

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it Is iMpossIBle for a bIrD to KnOw tHat thE Food it Needs Will NoT bE AvaIlable aFTeR A CertAiN pErioD of TiMe and That IT haS to collEct and hidE enOUgh tO sUrVive. How Did it learn how MuCh food to coLlEct At whicH TIme, where To store it, and how to find alL Of the 100,000 piNe nUts agAin uNder the snOw? YEt it doEs aLL of theSe thinGs flaWlEssLY, For liKE AlL otHeR living entITIes, It actS aCcorDing to ALlah's inspiration. OnLY thE supervision aNd aSsisTANcE of ITs cReaToR And THE One Who inspires It to do certAiN ThIngs enableS It tO fInd its sTored foOd, whiCH has becOme invisiBle, withouT dIffiCULty.

this amazinG creatioN of Allah, WHO obseRVeS all cReaTed entItIes And shOwers uNLimIted, bOundleSs, And unkNowabLe Mercy upoN them at all times, is plain fOr all tO see. THe
 do this:

What is in theheavens an d inthe  gr ou nd b elon gs to Allah. W e  hav e instructed those giv en th eB ookb ef ore y ou, and yo u you rs el ves ,t ofear[an d respe ct] Allah.  Bu tif you do no t  b elieve, wh atis in the he ave ns and  i n t h e gro und  [sti lls] b e longsto Allah.  A l lah is Rich Be y o nd  Nee d, Praiseworthy.( Su r at al-Nisa', 1 31)

#  T h eN u tcr ack er's Super io r Mem o ry

The nu t c r ack e r has the mos t powerfula via n memo ry  so far id entif ie d . N ative to th e la rge Rocky  Mount a ins inN orth Am ericaand  th e Gr a nd  C any on ,  it li ves onpine nut sth at ar e ed i b l e  for  on ly a  fewweeks in Sept emb er.T her efore , itstor es  them  for l aterco nsumption. Thedist ance betw een  t hepi ne tr e es and  th e s toragesite ma y  so me t i m es  be as much as 20km ( 12 .4 miles ). Itb ur ie s  the nut sbyplac i n g the m in th e hard s oil in asi ngle mo ve ment;so met ime s itl eave s a st one on t op as a marker. Over the course of th r e eh ecti c w eeks, the n utcr a cker  col l ec tsn uts c onsta nt l y. As it flies, it rem em bers t he la nd's contours , the tree s i t has vi site d ,a nd the rock fa ces,all of whi c h it add s toits ment al map.
T h e nutcra cke r h astor e me mber where it h as b ur ied 100 ,00 0 nutsalo nga p ort io n of theGrand Ca ny on  t ha t m easur e s hundre ds  of  k ilo meter s  throu ghout  thi ssh o rtbut pro d uc t i ve p er io d. T his  i s how  its urv ives fo r the res t o f  the  y ea r. Duri ng winter, it  h as to reme mb erthe ma r k ers like  a photograph, becauset he snow  ch anges  the  landscap e a nd ren der s  the m arkers  invi si ble . Never t h el ess ,it manages t o l ocate  9 0% o f the b uried 100,000 pine nut s.1

It is im pos sibl e fo r a bi r d t ok now t hat the food it  needs wil ln ot  be availa b leaf ter a c ertainperio d  of tim e and tha t it hasto  col l e ctand hide e nough to  survive. How d i dit le arn  how m uc h f ood t o coll e ctat wh ich ti me , wher e tost ore it,and how to find all ofthe 10 0,000  pi ne nuts a gai n  un der the s now?  Yet it do esall  of t hes e  thin gs f l aw les s ly, f or l i ke all ot h er  li v i ng  entities,i t act s acc ord i ng toAlla h's inspiration.O nly the superv isio n and  as s ista nc e of its Creat oran d the OneWh o inspiresit to do  c e rtain  thing s enab les itt o  f i nd its  sto red  food, wh ich  h a s becom ein v isible , wi th out di fficul t y.
T h is amazing creat ion o f Allah ,  Wh o obs er ves all crea ted entiti es and show ers un limi ted,boundle ss , andunk no wable merc y  upon the m atall tim es , is  pl ain fo r al l to se e. T he 
 do_this:

What is_in the heavens and_in the_ground_belongs to_Allah._We have instructed_those given the_Book before you, and_you yourselves, to_fear_[and respect] Allah. But if you do not believe, what is in the heavens_and_in the_ground_[stills]_belongs to Allah. Allah is_Rich Beyond Need, Praiseworthy. (Surat_al-Nisa', 131)

#_The Nutcracker's Superior Memory

The nutcracker has the most_powerful_avian memory so_far identified. Native to the large Rocky Mountains in_North America and the Grand Canyon,_it lives on_pine_nuts_that are edible for_only a few weeks in September._Therefore, it stores them for later_consumption. The distance between the pine trees_and the storage site may sometimes_be as much as 20_km (12.4_miles). It buries the nuts_by placing them_in the_hard soil in_a single movement; sometimes it leaves_a stone on_top as a marker. Over the_course_of three hectic_weeks,_the_nutcracker collects_nuts constantly. As_it_flies, it_remembers_the land's contours, the trees it_has_visited, and the rock faces, all of_which it adds to_its_mental map.

The nutcracker has_to remember where it has_buried 100,000 nuts along a portion_of the_Grand Canyon_that measures hundreds of kilometers throughout this short but productive period._This is how it survives for_the rest of the_year. During_winter,_it has to_remember_the markers_like a photograph, because the snow changes_the landscape_and renders the markers invisible. Nevertheless,_it manages to locate_90%_of the buried 100,000 pine nuts.1

It_is impossible for a bird to_know that the food it_needs_will_not be available after a_certain period of time and that_it has to_collect and hide enough to survive. How_did_it learn how much food to_collect_at which time, where to store_it,_and_how to find all of_the 100,000 pine nuts again under_the snow? Yet it does all of these things_flawlessly, for like_all other living entities, it_acts_according_to Allah's inspiration. Only the supervision and assistance of its_Creator and_the One Who_inspires it to do certain things enables it to find_its stored food, which has become invisible,_without difficulty.

This amazing creation of Allah, Who observes all created entities_and showers unlimited, boundless, and unknowable mercy upon_them at all times, is plain for_all to see. The