Checking Leaves for Bugs

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Shay Tahan’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

spinach this is spinach over you already watched it already watch it we're putting strain this one strainer here one and over here and imagine between what is called the three frog we watch this like this for a while a few minutes in order to make sure if there's any bugs they fall into the mesh we done we take out the upper one and leave the bottom one the bottom one cashed all the remnants of whatever fell over there some of the greens that comes from the spinach itself and some that will see under the law over the lodge a Moche she can make it that too much first we're going to spread

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1. 0:00spinach this is spinach over you already watched it already watch it we're putting strain this…
2. 0:31leave the bottom one the bottom one cashed all the remnants of whatever fell over there…
3. 1:08spend in order to be able to see if it's close by hard to see them…
4. 1:45this usually the reach of the mites or that a family over here would be a…
5. 2:15it well in the camera we'll also show it in the microscope in excess so again…
6. 2:46a bug that's assumed the size of it is about 0.2 millimeter according to evolution since…

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