Nature

In the night sky of the growing savannas, the American veterinarian, Laura Parker, sat thinking with sadness and despair about the possibility that all efforts made in a project to protect the cheetah in southern Africa might be lost. She had been supervising it with a grant from the World Wildlife Fund. The stars shone beautifully against the background of the soft, velvet-like purple sky. The doctor began thinking about the reason that made cheetah numbers continue to decline. ...

Every morning, swarms of bees go out to gardens and farms, as is their habit every morning. They bring nectar from flowers. One of the bees found a beautiful flower that was blooming and stunning in beauty. The bee approached it, admiring its beauty. When the flower felt the bee, it closed its leaves before the bee. The bee was surprised at the flower’s action and said, “What happened? Why did the flower close its leaves? Did something happen to it?” ...

Many of you don’t know my name, but most of you know my shape. I am this tree whose large red flowers glow in summer. I become like a red umbrella in the color of flame, under which people take shelter from the heat of summer. God created me to be a shade tree in hot countries. I am the Poinciana tree. Original habitat: My original habitat is the island of Madagascar, but now I am widespread in the world, especially in hot countries. ...

The animals lived in the forest in a habit of hunger, the elephant and the monkey, so the elephant was an animal who felt hunger for all those days, and one time he asked the monkey for the reason of his hunger for all those days, so he felt the elephant was sad for the reason of the monkey for him, and he did not return to the monkey on the reason of the monkey for him. ...

The animals lived in the forest in a habit of hunger, the elephant and the monkey, so the elephant was an animal who felt hunger for all those days, and one time he asked the monkey for the reason of his hunger for all those days, so he felt the elephant was sad for the reason of the monkey for him, and he did not return to the monkey on the reason of the monkey for him. ...

Tigers eat the flesh of other animals in the forest. Generally, a tiger does not kill another tiger to eat it, for the tiger only loves the flesh of other animals. The tiger is a fast animal, but when it grows old, it becomes slower and cannot run quickly like the rest of the animals. But the old tiger, despite being slow, can catch a human, for a human cannot run at the same speed as a tiger. Therefore, a human becomes an easy prey for tigers or other predatory animals. After a tiger eats human flesh once, it becomes difficult for the tiger to eat any other flesh. This type of tiger is called Man-Eater, the tiger that eats human flesh. ...

In a distant time and in a distant kingdom, there was a giant forest. In this forest, there were thousands of trees. Among these trees, there were two trees that were friends. They supported each other. In the same giant forest as well, it was home to many lions. The lions killed the other animals that lived in the forest to eat them. The remains of the animals’ carcasses were left to rot and caused extremely bad smells. The smells traveled through the air, and the smell turned the atmosphere in general into a bad atmosphere that was difficult to live in. ...