Do you believe that moving to a big city is an easy way to escape from the “wilderness”? You might want to think twice! Humans tend to believe that they can outsmart nature by clearing away the mud and building concrete and metal structures with airtight windows to keep out “wild beasts.” However, nature has a unique way of showing us that we are not as clever as we think we are.
In modern times, the wilderness has become the opposing force of civilization. It would be considered uncivilized to live in the forest and build homes from leaves and rocks. But for every brick we place to obstruct nature and assert our dominance over this peculiar “alien” world, nature retaliates.
Given the damage we have done to the planet over the past thousand years or so, nature could use a win. So let’s celebrate some awesome times when nature showed us precisely how it feels about our “civilization.” Think your car will help you escape nature? Think again.
While we may strive for conflict and battles, it’s essential to remember that nature ultimately values peace above all else.
Wow, this is definitely what we would classify as a huge victory!
They said, “Why not build a warehouse by the sea? What’s the worst that could happen?” with an air of nonchalance.
Maybe you should think twice about leaving your house unattended when you go on vacation.
How about skipping Miracle Grow for this tree and giving it some good old-fashioned sunlight?
At times, you may require a bit more room than a small patch of dirt can offer. Surely, texting while strolling through this narrow pathway is not ideal.
What we have here is a full-on rebellion against the practice of “landscaping.”
There are individuals who believe that we regard the natural environment as the restroom of our society. It’s quite ironic, isn’t it?
Observing trees through windows can be a delightful experience for some individuals. This particular tree is simply providing convenience and comfort to all those who are around it.
Have you ever wondered which was created first: the building or the tree?
When it comes to a deserted diving cage, you may perceive it as abandoned, but nature sees it as a new home.
It is possible to construct a plant tower to whatever height you desire, thanks to the process of photosynthesis that allows plants to continue growing upwards.
