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small amount of the animal's inner body liquid to turn to ice in the cold. Re-
search has showed that glucose can feed frozen cells as well. During this pe-
riod, besides being the natural fuel of the body, glucose also stops many
metabolic reactions like urea synthesis and thus prevents different food
sources of the cell from being exhausted.
How does such a high amount of glucose in the frog's body come about
all of a sudden? The answer is quite interesting: this living being is equipped
with a very special system in charge of this task. As soon as ice appears on
the skin, a message travels to the liver making the liver convert some of its
stored glycogen into glucose. The nature of this message travelling to the
liver is still unknown. Five minutes after the message is received, the sugar
level in the blood steadily starts to increase. 196
Unquestionably the animal's being equipped with a system that en-
tirely changes its metabolism to meet all of its needs just when it is required
can only be possible through the flawless plan of the All-Mighty Creator. No
coincidence can generate such a perfect and complex system.

Albatrosses
Migratory birds
minimise energy con-
sumption by using different
"flight techniques". Albatrosses are
also observed to have such a flight
style. These birds, which spend 92% of
their lives on the sea, have wing spans of up to 3,5 me-
ters. The most important characteristic of albatrosses is
their flight style: they can fly for hours without beating their
wings at all. To do so, they glide along in the air keeping their wings con-
stant by making use of the wind.
It requires a great deal of energy to keep wings with a wing span of 3.5
meters constantly open. Albatrosses, however, can stay in this position for
hours. This is due to the special anatomical system they are bestowed with
from the moment of their birth. During flight, the wings of the albatross are
blocked. Therefore, it does not need to use any muscular power. Wings are
lifted only by muscle layers. This greatly helps the bird during its flight. This
system reduces the energy consumed by the bird during flight. The albatross
does not use energy because it does not beat its wings or waste energy to