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00:00Yes
00:02Enough, O servant
00:03Enough, O Merciful One
00:06What's in it?
00:07By God, you've fallen, Sarsar!
00:10Do you bear witness to God, O servant?
00:11Oh sir, I swear to God, it's forbidden for you
00:13You hate me, what do you understand?
00:16Disgusted means
00:16I'm not disgusted, I swear I don't know anymore
00:18No, no, no, I know.
00:19For many reasons
00:20Yes, I'll tell you one reason.
00:21Because you
00:23Because of Umm
00:24Because you are rotten
00:25rotten
00:26You're a real pain in the neck, from the last year of middle school.
00:28She calls it rotten
00:29Honestly, he's in the third year of middle school.
00:31And then you compare yourself to him, Sarsar?
00:33So you're trying to seduce me, huh, Sarsar?
00:35What's the similarity because of those despicable Tokyanites?
00:37The despicable one, sir, is the one who steals.
00:39Or by stealing
00:40Or he's taking his siblings' inheritance.
00:41I wasn't anyone's property
00:43You're going to tell me
00:44I just convinced Dad to let him write everything in my name.
00:46He is not conscious
00:48This is theft
00:48Hey again, you filthy thing
00:50Sometimes I steal what I owe to my work
00:51Plastic work cups
00:53Costas of work
00:54And in the spirit of work
00:55Without doing any work
00:56What do you tell them when you get home?
00:58I'm going to tell them, "Oh house!"
01:00I am tired of work
01:04I am despicable, I am despicable, I am despicable
01:07But what should I do?
01:08Everyone is stepping on me and making me feel bad
01:10Oh thief
01:11My father, my father, my wife, and my boss
01:13Why is my dog in the street?
01:15The only thing I can do
01:18It makes me feel like I have strength and personality.
01:20It's because of that you
01:21Hey Hassan, after everything I've said
01:25Who among us do you think deserves to live in the army?
01:27I
01:28Nor you
01:30Me, of course
01:31Are you witnessing your soul, O Sabsari al-Karr?
01:34no
01:36Why are you messing with me?
01:44You're a tease, Asta
01:45No, by God!
01:46no
01:47You're obviously awake.
01:48no
01:56Dear viewers, peace, mercy and blessings of God be upon you.
01:58Welcome to a new episode of Al-Daheeh!
02:01Among millions of insect species
02:03If you asked people in positions of authority what insect bites they are afraid of, they would say...
02:05They'll think about the cockroach
02:06Because cockroaches are not just insects
02:07From the foot prayers
02:08The cockroach is a psychological gateway to painful experiences
02:11You drink tea and tea at night.
02:12Inside the bathroom, he appears from where you least expect him.
02:14An election you see and dread if it disappears from your sight
02:16It doesn't matter if it's big or small
02:18Not even the greatest of all historical figures
02:20The Egyptian servants in the Book of the Dead
02:21They protected themselves with a charm
02:22This spell says
02:23Get away from me, you vile cockroach!
02:25I am God Khlum
02:26Dear Egyptian gods, they have problems with cockroaches.
02:29It doesn't matter how clean your house is either
02:31The cockroach always finds a way
02:32I heard that you're a means by which you can get blood from a 1.5 mm crack.
02:35Or any network that connects houses
02:37like drainage networks
02:38Or he enters through the honor of the grocery store's strength
02:40Or garbage trucks
02:41And by the way, this is how it spread.
02:42swallowing cockroach
02:43Its scientific name is American cockroach
02:45The one whose name, despite his name, is dear to the original African
02:48My dear, I swear it's not by force.
02:49It means only the tailor will take your measurements
02:50Yassin captured his agent and demanded a ransom.
02:52Artist Mahmoud El Bazaoui
02:53Have you ever been like this before?
02:54No, by God, it's not.
02:55Okay, I didn't get to the American cockroach.
02:56The one who's uncle to that American cockroach
02:57The world spread through trade.
02:59It's called the "multiple trade".
03:01Like cheese, my friend
03:01Travel agencies are closing down from England
03:03It is loaded with European goods.
03:04Weapons and fabric uniforms
03:06They take it to the west coast of Africa
03:07They exchange these goods for kidnapped Africans
03:09The cockroach would sneak onto ships and infest them.
03:12After that, the ships reach America.
03:14The kidnapped Africans are sold to countries
03:16In exchange for American goods
03:17And they will take it back to England
03:18They are the cockroach clans
03:19They should catch the cockroaches on the bread they are doing
03:22Mr. Dima, my dear, you always say
03:23Colonialism brings the cockroach
03:24Sinkyo Adwar Side
03:25These cockroaches used to eat paint, glue, cork, and paper.
03:28And there were still insect indicators.
03:30So they resorted to smoking and hot water to kill her.
03:32Even one English scientist named Henry Smithman
03:35He is known for his studies on insects.
03:36He took advantage of a trip from his country to collect samples from Africa and America.
03:39What are you doing, cockroaches?
03:40His samples
03:41Yaoi Studies
03:43That's enough studies.
03:45Except in cold climates, cockroaches of all kinds have spread.
03:49Cockroaches don't like the cold; cockroaches like to push.
03:50The most famous of them is the American cockroach, which loves to eat.
03:52And German cockroaches that come from Southeast Asia
03:55This is Aziz, who usually sees it in the kitchen.
03:56I saw you, cockroach! Get out, German! Her lover died.
04:01They occupied
04:02Besides, there are 4500 other types that we don't see in our house.
04:05Listen to this, my dear
04:06The AAFA Foundation says that 63% of homes have cockroaches.
04:10Or part of us
04:10The percentage can reach 98% in some areas.
04:13My dear, it's not AAFA, it's AAFA.
04:16Unfortunately, the cockroach's capabilities make it an indispensable creature.
04:20It's as if it was designed to stay in a study that lasted six months.
04:22Scientists at Purdue University conducted the study, using insecticides to kill a group of cockroaches.
04:27They found that during this period the number of cockroaches remained constant and did not decrease.
04:29They also said that cockroaches are developing resistance to insecticides.
04:33And it's not a developmental cycle that takes several years.
04:35No, the people who immediately followed them saw resistance increase sixfold in a single generation.
04:39They said, "Then we'll use two different pesticides."
04:41If cockroaches develop immunity, we can use pesticides.
04:44The second one longs, so the cockroach doesn't have time to resist this or that.
04:47And the writer of the result, my dear?
04:51He's still alive
04:52In practice, this method not only failed to reduce the number of cockroaches, but actually increased them.
04:56Because, my dear, if one cockroach comes, it will come from people who have about 400 cockroaches outside.
05:00They not only have resistance to these pesticides, but they also have resistance to pesticides that shouldn't be imported.
05:04Someone told me, "Abu Hamid, I know the size of the pesticide, Torah."
05:07The cockroach can't stand in front of him
05:09Chefship
05:10Indeed, my dear chefship, it's an effective method.
05:13But in case you spot the cockroach, grab the shepherd's purse, and land on the cockroach
05:17One-twentieth of a second jurisprudence, by Dr. Richard Schuet, author of Da Cuckoo Roach Peppers
05:21He says that when a cockroach senses any change in the air breeze, it does so within five hundredths of a second.
05:26He runs away to a safe place; he doesn't wait to see what's coming for him.
05:28Contrary to popular belief, cockroaches are not a small, ugly insect.
05:31However, for its size, the cockroach is considered one of the fastest land insects on the planet.
05:35Experiments have shown that cockroaches move at speeds exceeding five and a half kilometers per hour.
05:39That means fifty times his body length
05:40Dear, this is three thousand times faster than his body, of course.
05:43It's like a person running at a speed of 20 kilometers per hour.
05:46Even if you hit him with a chip chip
05:47Who tells you that training will kill you?
05:48The cockroach's oxyscallotunium allows it to withstand nine hundred times its body weight without strain.
05:54Even if its limbs are cut off, it can regenerate, but it will never be destroyed like a cockroach.
05:59Someone told me, "Abu Habil, I won't cut off his limbs, I'll cut off his head."
06:02And I tell you, my dear, even if you cut off its head, the cockroach, my dear, can live without its head for weeks.
06:06The important thing, my dear, is that this is fine, meaning we can accept it.
06:09Do you know what the surprise is? That his head could start to feel like a madhouse.
06:12So, my dear, you could cut off his head, and the body would continue normally for weeks.
06:15And his head is still preoccupied with the topic of her job.
06:17His head is constantly preoccupied with thinking about expenses, the kids, and the children, and his body is just getting worn out.
06:21Yes, unfortunately, if our brains were cut off, we would die from the bleeding.
06:24Because when bleeding occurs, the blood is cut off, preventing oxygen and nutrients from reaching the cells.
06:28We'll die, of course. I'm not here to eat or breathe without our brains, so we'll die as creatures, and we'll be in pain.
06:32But the scorpion, if you cut its head, its udder will become sore that it won't bleed.
06:35It breathes through openings along its body, but it is cold-blooded.
06:39So I need to eat a lot.
06:40My dear insect, you can live on a meal you ate weeks ago.
06:43You say, Abu Hamid, I'm skilled at throwing slippers, and I'll come down on him with a slipper.
06:46So, bravo to him!
06:47But if you don't remove its body and clean the area, it will attract more cockroaches and insects.
06:52The snake told him that when it dies, it emits a smell that entomologists call
06:56This smell of Hamad's fat, the first one, means that the insect is dead, and the rest is food.
07:00In a number of experiments, scientists sprayed Hamad Al-Olayk on a group of awake ants.
07:04And like my dear, that's what all the other ants expected.
07:06It was the fate of the squirrel that it lived longer than all other creatures.
07:09Existing from 300 million years BC
07:12Dear sir, the scorpion is 70 million years older than the dinosaurs.
07:15And also complement
07:16In a 1968 New York Times article, a publisher stated that if Arab nuclear weapons were to emerge among the nations
07:21Neither the Americans, nor the Russians, nor the Chinese will win.
07:24The victor will be the squirrel
07:26Let my dear friend, the scorpion, write history.
07:28And the historical sentence will not be written by the victor
07:29The historical sentence remains written by the selsar
07:31In the cartoon Scratch Woolly, which depicts planet Earth in the future
07:34He was lifeless, the hero and his only friend
07:37The only one that survived after the extinction of the species
07:39The squirrel
07:40The evidence for this opinion is that the scorpion, my dear, survived from Yurishima, and Zaki survived.
07:44Because a person can die from a radiation dose equal to a thousand rads
07:47My dear friend, the squirrel can withstand ten times that dose.
07:50Choose ten times
07:51God bless you, Selsar
07:52In a study published in the British Journal
07:56About the creatures that most evoke fear and disgust in us
07:59There were some situations that were more frightening than disgusting.
08:01For example, snakes have more disgusting than terrifying cases, like worms.
08:04The snake, my dear, God bless it, combined fear and disgust
08:07We're afraid you might be a swarm of insects, unlike the insect season where insects are measured in millimeters.
08:11As for the scorpions, my dear, you can see their features.
08:13Two eyes with more than two thousand lenses
08:15He can see more than one thing at the same time.
08:17And his stench, on which we built mustaches
08:19He uses it for travel to the Levant and for estimating distances.
08:21West legs are extremely sensitive to touch
08:23And when they are able to move from side to side
08:25It continues on the digestive tract
08:27Your digestive system is like an esophagus, stomach, and intestines.
08:29He has an additional member named Cersei
08:31Which gives him an advantage over bankrupt people like me
08:33And it makes him feel any change in air movement.
08:36But what makes us disgusted by the squirrel
08:38They explain Dr. Jeff Lowcode
08:39And the professor of natural sciences in his book
08:41The Infested Mind Why Humans Fear
08:43Law and Love Insects
08:45He says that we are disgusted by the squirt
08:48Because of the appearance of the paint, my dear, you feel that it shines like that
08:50In addition, of course, it's Ramram.
08:51The garbage and food are shining
08:53If you try it, my dear, step on it and crush it.
08:54It emits a foul odor, similar to the smell of urine.
08:56A white liquid comes out of it.
08:59I mean, I hope we can build a good relationship.
09:02With the sersil one day
09:04We won't kill them like this anymore
09:06Let's go with the hand
09:06All of them, my dear, are signs of filth.
09:10So we get sick to avoid the source of infection.
09:11Dr. Jeff says that all these are characteristics of the squirrel.
09:14We might find it disgusting, but it's not the real solution.
09:16Because our view of insects is based on upbringing and culture
09:18Not by nature and period
09:19The child is born with no problem getting close to insects.
09:22But he learns that insects are creatures that get trampled on
09:24We're not more than that, we're actually prepared.
09:26Avoid anything greasy or sticky.
09:27Because it can transmit the infection
09:29But the greasy appearance of the silsar is due to a layer of wax.
09:31It secretes it to retain water inside its body.
09:33It doesn't evaporate and has a bad smell because it stores uric acid.
09:37Which is a major component of human urine
09:39Even white chard, my dear, that's what comes out of it
09:41Don't worry about it at all, it's just scorpion blood.
09:43You know why, my dear, it's because I'm pure inside.
09:45You'll find, my dear, a clear path in the gutters.
09:46Our blood is red, not because of our family or anything like that.
09:48But that's because of the color of the hemoglobin.
09:50The one who carries oxygen
09:51The squirrel, my dear, has no hemoglobin.
09:53He doesn't need it, that's why his blood is white.
09:54All of this, my dear, is the physiology of the squirrel's body.
09:56No, we have no right to be upset with her.
09:57But we get upset with the famous and the unemployed.
09:58From his behavior
09:59His behavior, related to excrement and waste
10:01If there were a snake, my dear, it would relieve her now, tell me.
10:03My crime, Ahmed
10:04You brought me here to scare me
10:05What is this?
10:05You've seen the episodes, haven't you?
10:07You are extracting sources
10:20It revolves around food
10:20Or the partner for marriage
10:21What kind of boat does it work with?
10:22He cleans himself
10:23Seriously, my dear
10:24The squirrel has a strict cleaning routine.
10:27Nor Monica Gelreb of Franz in the dice
10:29One day, my dear, men will walk and the stench will be inside his mouth.
10:31In the same way as a cat
10:32In the end, my dear, he's more likely to let it slide.
10:33Study, my dear
10:34The squirrel was described as a cleanliness obsession.
10:36However, the rotten one sits in the drain
10:38So that this Khani, my dear, may live
10:40His body must be created from filth.
10:41If your kitchen isn't clean and cockroaches get in
10:43He cleans himself after he leaves
10:44The thief stops eating to clean himself.
10:46That's all.
10:46The cockroach runs to clean itself if a human touches it.
10:49Why?
10:50Dear, every time you touch something
10:51It leaves a layer of oil from your skin on it
10:54If the squirrel touched him
10:54It will leave the same layer of grease on it.
10:56The squirrel cleans itself because it's a foreign body.
10:58If my life were for what purpose?
10:59We compared the amount of dirt present
11:02On the body of the squirrel and on the human body
11:04We can say no offense, no offense, no offense
11:06It means the squirrel is cleaner, my dear.
11:07Is that so, Muhammad?
11:08Yes
11:08That's what the studies say, why me?
11:10The squirrel is cleaner than us.
11:11I didn't mean it, my dear.
11:13Sorry, that's what I meant
11:14From you as a human being
11:15On average, a person bathes once a day.
11:17It wasn't less, meaning we're not saying I meant it, but
11:19But the squirrel protects itself sometimes, but that doesn't happen.
11:22But the squirrel couldn't remove the pesticides from its body.
11:24She doesn't have any trendy fashions
11:25It kills the bacteria that you transfer to, you trash!
11:28It's possible to remove bacteria that cause problems.
11:31Salmonella, stov, and strip
11:32However, some people have a deficiency of a protein found in the squirrel's body.
11:35It's still a health problem too.
11:37But if we compare our reaction to succulents
11:39And the magnitude of the danger it represents
11:40With an insect, for example, a mosquito
11:41And the magnitude of the danger that comes from it
11:43Heban, there is cultural indoctrination
11:44Selser, my dear
11:45At least so far they haven't caused any epidemic.
11:48While a mosquito kills a million people every year
11:51But when you see Selsar
11:52She gets scared, she screams, and she takes the snake.
11:54But what do you do when you see a mosquito?
11:56She tells her
11:56Oh mosquito, oh buffalo, don't bite me
11:58But what we mean, my dear, is that your fear of the silicor isn't a problem.
12:01Or at least it has no instinctive basis
12:03Or even an evolutionary advantage
12:05Researchers at the University of James, Spain
12:08They hosted six diverse
12:09They have what is called catastrophophobia
12:11Celiac phobia
12:12One of them offered her apartment for sale when a caravan entered it.
12:15One woman stopped visiting her grandmother.
12:16Because he's scared, you'll find a snake there.
12:17And the rest will collapse when they see Selsir
12:19They told them they would enter a room containing a snake locked inside a box.
12:23They all refused completely
12:25Here, scientists used the
12:26Augmented Reality
12:28From the moment they start wearing it, they see reality as normal.
12:29But they might put up fake things
12:31And they kept walking like a phantom snake, carried by volunteers.
12:34The researchers will observe over time that the level of anxiety among the volunteers
12:37He began to trim, and after a period of treatment
12:38They succeeded in entering the room
12:39They also firmly place their fingers into the container holding the silica gel.
12:43Dr. Cristina Botella
12:44Those who were able to shake the study say
12:45Their brains are afraid of the scorpion
12:47They thought that the scorpion was a very, very dangerous creature.
12:50But when they were exposed to the scorpion
12:51If it's not parallel, then defeating the phobia happens.
12:53By getting used to its source
12:55Whether we're afraid of cockroaches, heights, or crowds
12:57But when a person is exposed once, twice, ten times, it is impactful.
13:00By making him get used to it and bored with it
13:01And thus, fear is defeated.
13:03In 2003, the organization proposed
13:05Food and Agriculture in the United Nations
13:07Strange idea
13:08They said it would be by 2050, God willing.
13:11The human population will reach nine billion people.
13:13This increase means we want more food.
13:15More production means more environmental impact.
13:16And it's not just the Khor of the Adhan who will be upset
13:18The water will decrease, and the ravines and the farms of the sky.
13:19Agricultural lands will be destroyed, and the species will become extinct.
13:22Oh my God, oh my God, Muhammad, and what does he do, and a little bit
13:24We won't find anything other than that we are on the planet
13:26And the chicks and cows in our lives, dear Bevorchiken
13:29So we need to introduce a new input
13:30Or we can change the cat and go monkeys.
13:32Especially since you already have 10% of the population
13:34That means about 8 million people
13:35They suffer from problems of insufficient punishment
13:37They take in fewer calories than they need.
13:39They are dying of hunger
13:40Well, the world has a problem with calorie deficiency.
13:42If it's about calories, God is very proud of them.
13:44But we lose approximately 80% of the calories we produce.
13:47All this is so we can find the important element, which is protein.
13:49The cow eats about 25 kilos of food.
13:51So that He may bestow upon you all mercy
13:52While this amount of food might produce for you
13:5412 kilos of protein, but from another source.
13:56Don't be so quick, Abu Ahmi
13:57He is Abu Shanab or the Prophet.
13:59The United Nations sees us in the future
14:01We need to get into the insects section, including cockroaches.
14:03For the series "Our Food" we give one
14:05Hakuna is elastic and Dina is scarred in the cockroaches
14:07If that doesn't happen, my dear, things will get worse.
14:09The food crisis, my dear, is not a new idea.
14:19As we mentioned earlier, the fishermen knew that
14:21Cockroaches are a source of protein
14:23Insects have become a constant part of human food.
14:25In ancient Greek civilization
14:27Cicadas and beetle larvae
14:29It was a dish of pride, favored by the elite.
14:31We only stopped saying it when humans
14:33Settle in the banks of the Tigris and Euphrates
14:35In the Fertile Crescent region
14:37Man found himself in agriculture and animal husbandry
14:39He finally knew the taste of the meat.
14:41And he started to look at the insects and see what they were doing.
14:43The accountant stood pouting
14:45Amman, my dear, our civilization has faded into oblivion.
14:47Which also increased our aversion to insects
14:49Western society was looking at insects
14:51Just existing beings that implant and weigh
14:53And he stopped eating their food.
14:54But from the Hasamat Al-Ghaza and Agriculture website, it says
14:56Western culture is disgusted by insects.
14:58Because it's cold inside and the insects that eat it are safe to eat.
15:01A little, so with what we fear from them of eating insects
15:03It is a primitive and barbaric practice.
15:04While 2 billion people
15:06They invade two thousand types of insects
15:08Especially in tropical regions
15:09Because it is acceptable in their culture
15:11Countries like Cambodia hunt spiders.
15:13They fry them and sell them in supermarkets.
15:15I don't know, my dear, your voice is Arfon
15:16South Africa remains in a state of disarray.
15:18The slide with the chain
15:21They helped dry it and eat it, salted like pistachios.
15:23In Mexico, they have a duty to eat beetles, which is understood.
15:26And before you get disgusted, they put tomato and lemon on it.
15:28All of this, my dear, already exists in some countries and is normal.
15:30But because of the like factor
15:31The factor of the Western lifestyle that encouraged it
15:34Developing countries neglected an excellent economic idea.
15:37If they invest in insects
15:38As a source of food, they export wheat.
15:40My dear, there are still cockroach hunters left.
15:42They were standing by the drain like that
15:46This is a Silsar Needle, no one should target it.
15:48Insect farming, my dear, can improve the economy.
15:51In some developing countries, especially
15:52Its interior allows for the breeding of insects such as squirrels.
15:55And it's a hundred times cheaper than raising a cow.
15:56They can be raised on farms or at home
15:58Insects need five to fifteen square meters
16:00And the protein count of GABA
16:02And Hatel Bagrami also has a silsar production rate
16:04The highest and fastest small sel
16:06Those who are called mermaids or nymphs
16:09The Celsius treatment takes a maximum of two months.
16:10So that they can start producing around 300 offspring for him
16:13The cow reaches maturity after two years.
16:14Plus a 9-month pregnancy period so you can try one opportunity
16:17Cows are the biggest source of methane gas
16:19One of the greenhouse gases
16:21Silica gel produces a hundred times less gas.
16:23From cows and poultry
16:24The cows, besides their feed, consume approximately
16:2715,000 liters of water to produce one kilogram of protein
16:29Siliceers feed on organic waste.
16:31Like the small change and vegetables that end up thrown away and make a smell
16:35In Jinan city, every year there are 50 tons of food produced daily.
16:38Weighing as much as seven large elephants, it goes into tubes to be fed.
16:41These billion people are waiting for food
16:43These countries don't just get rid of them from the food supply.
16:45This is also due to the demand for fried salsas.
16:48A second, larger farm, now it's more reputable.
16:49For medical purposes, it contains 6 billion silsars.
16:52And so that they wouldn't get sick, they surrounded the farm with a ditch full of fish in the water.
16:55So that if the silsir escapes, the chair won't be affected.
16:57The snake will fall into the water and the fish will eat
16:58I won't even tell you about the fish, Uncle Salsar, Uncle
17:00I eat protein, my dear, I'm just looking at the beard and the thread.
17:03This farm uses salicylic acid in an extract to treat stomach problems.
17:06This extract is used in four thousand hospitals in China.
17:08For approximately forty million patients
17:10At the time when we see cockroaches as a plague
17:12We see China through its environmental and economic channels.
17:15But Abu Hamid, the cockroach that you'll put in her stomach
17:17Bless you, my dear, if I told you that it probably went into your stomach and you were drunk
17:20Some people are allergic to chocolate.
17:22We assume that raw cocoa is the cause.
17:25But the truth, my dear, is that it's an allergy to a part of the cockroach.
17:28Cockroaches that live in cocoa baths
17:31It is almost impossible to remove all of them before grinding the cocoa.
17:39Dear viewer, Food and Drug Administration
17:42Its official regulations state that chocolate cannot contain
17:45More than 60 pieces of insect per 100 grams
17:47And not just chocolate
17:48These are many products that are 100% FDA approved.
17:51The organization considers insect consumption to be a very natural part of food consumption.
17:55Because they are everywhere and impossible to eliminate at any stage of manufacturing
17:58This is also rich in protein, vitamins, and high-quality amino acids.
18:02And the iron content is found in more fillings than beef.
18:05Especially since 30% of the world suffers from iron deficiency, which is a concern with iron supplementation.
18:08The problem with fear, my dear, is that it paralyzes the mind.
18:10Fear, my dear, does not prevent death.
18:11Fear prevents life
18:13Teaching fear of natural things
18:15Things are in our hands, we control them, we raise children.
18:17Now, cockroaches are causing more psychological harm than physical harm.
18:20Its high greenness can help it survive instead of being a nightmare.
18:23This is an opportunity that will allow us to exploit our interests in the future.
18:25We control it instead of being disgusted by it.
18:27The genbari, my dear, is the butterfly shrimp that you crave with all your heart.
18:31At the time of the Man in history, there was something known that looked like a giant insect.
18:34And the scorpion resembled
18:35Time, my dear, you're going to leave, God willing, smelling the merchant's scent from the market.
18:37Furthermore, raising shrimp helped the economies of countries
18:39Thailand, India, and Ecuador costumes
18:41In the future, we'll see the economies of countries that thrive on raising slugs as a source of protein.
18:45He said, "My dear, I mean, I didn't know that fried chicken is as common as popcorn."
18:50So, my dear, it might be a nice snack while you watch the previous cases.
18:53The upcoming cases are like those who use sources; if we're on YouTube, we'll hit the cockroach.
18:57No, my dear, I'm sorry.
18:58You know, my dear, it's not a beach cockroach because it gets one insect from another.
19:00Dear friend, I'm going to do a challenge in this video.
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