Yaala bin Siyaba reported,

I was with the Prophet ﷺ on one of his journeys when he wished to relieve himself. He commanded two small palm trees, and they came together, one joining the other. Then he commanded them, and they returned to their original places.A camel came and struck the ground with the underside of its neck, then groaned until the area around it became wet. The Prophet ﷺ said, "Do you know what this camel is saying? It claims that its owner intends to slaughter it."The Prophet ﷺ sent for the owner and asked, "Will you give it to me as a gift?"The man replied, "Messenger of Allah, I have no property dearer to me than this camel."The Prophet ﷺ said, "Then treat it well."The man said, "Certainly, I will not honor any property of mine more than I honor it, Messenger of Allah."He came upon a grave whose occupant was being punished and said, "He is being punished, though not for something major." He then ordered a fresh palm branch to be placed upon the grave and said, "Perhaps his punishment will be lightened as long as it remains moist."

حدثنا أبو سلمة الخزاعي حدثنا حماد بن سلمة عن عاصم بن بهدلة عن حبيب بن أبي جبيرة

عن يعلى بن سيابة قال

كنت مع النبي ﷺ في مسير له فأراد أن يقضي حاجة فأمر وديتين فانضمت إحداهما إلى الأخرى ثم أمرهما فرجعتا إلى منابتهما وجاء بعير فضرب بجرانه إلى الأرض ثم جرجر حتى ابتل ما حوله فقال النبي ﷺ أتدرون ما يقول البعير إنه يزعم أن صاحبه يريد نحره فبعث إليه النبي ﷺ فقال أواهبه أنت لي فقال يا رسول الله ما لي مال أحب إلي منه قال استوص به معروفا فقال لا جرم لا أكرم مالا لي كرامته يا رسول الله وأتى على قبر يعذب صاحبه فقال إنه يعذب في غير كبير فأمر بجريدة فوضعت على قبره فقال عسى أن يخفف عنه ما دامت رطبة