[COVID-19] Nature Taking Over City

[COVID-19] Nature Taking Over City

In our previous article, we have discussed how life is gonna change over after this worldwide pandemic of Novel Corona Virus COVID-19. If you have not read that article, we recommend you to check that out also by clicking here.

Mother Nature Taking Over

We know that at present the world is suffering from a worldwide pandemic which has arrested the whole world into their home. Since we are stopped, it's time for mother nature to take over once again. Where this coronavirus is taking so many human lives at the same time some reports are coming to form different sources of how nature is healing the depletion of the ozone layer.
If we talk about the changes happening in India, the rivers are getting cleaner and cleaner every day. Ganga, the holy river, has also become clean which was at times very dirty. We are dropping some of the links for in-depth information about such climate changes.

Click →→→ Ozone Depletion 
Click →→→ Ganga River Pollution

Animals on Road During Lockdown

While sitting idle and scrolling the news feed of your social media we have come across the many videos which showed up how animals are roaming on the road when humans are forced to stay at home. Below from the videos, we can see how Mother Nature has Taken Over amidst this pandemic situation. 

“CORONA; an enemy to the human race, a friend of Mother Nature Indeed.”

A nilgai has taken over the roads in Noida

This is unbelievable. Nilgai takes over #Noida streets. Not bad a video to watch during #Lockdown21. ❤️
(Video via #WhatsApp) pic.twitter.com/IfHJIQfPgS

— Ananya Bhattacharya (@ananya116) March 27, 2020

Dolphins at Mumbai Marine Drive

And we are now seeing Dolphins off Malabar Hill & Marine Drive in Mumbai, India ! #AnimalCrossingNewHorizons #Lockdown21 #MotherNature #Freedomtoanimals pic.twitter.com/4tyV433qhZ

— sanjay bhutiani (@sanjaybhutiani) March 27, 2020

Wild Pigs on the streets while the traffic is halted due to lockdown

Wild pigs seen roaming the empty streets of Paris since the lockdown went into effect. All these wild animals showing up again because we halted our traffic... makes you think pic.twitter.com/vmwfcq3OO4

— Gallowboob (staying inside) (@TheGallowBoob) March 23, 2020

Coyote on the streets of San Francisco during the coronavirus shelter in place order

Coyote on the streets of San Francisco during the coronavirus shelter in place order #mindblowing #wow pic.twitter.com/mz35HAe9ZM

— manishkumar (@manishkumar457) March 23, 2020

  A herd of deer spotted on the roads of Tirupati India

Nature rebooting itself 💚
A herd of Spotted deer on the road to Tirupati. pic.twitter.com/eJrCTzjRzp

— Susanta Nanda IFS (@susantananda3) March 28, 2020

Wildlife claiming their space

Now Spotted deer herds on the road.
Sender says that it’s near Rajaji National park. Wildlife really claiming their space🙏
( For some Cynical about WL reclaiming it’s area on my earlier posts-This is a recent video. Effects of lockdown. Not fake😂) pic.twitter.com/zy00IewZIS

— Susanta Nanda IFS (@susantananda3) March 27, 2020

Animals on Road in Chandigarh

Humans in,
Animals out🙏🏼
More evidence of animals on the streets. This is from Chandigarh. Leaving you to identify the species. Common one.
(Credit-Dr Angad Singh Chowdhry) pic.twitter.com/XLULLtSNEd

— Susanta Nanda IFS (@susantananda3) March 26, 2020

No disturbances for the Olive Ridley Turtle

The lockdown has now ensured no disturbances for the Olive Ridley Turtles #Odisha pic.twitter.com/ICj9xVJTwY

— Soumyajit Pattnaik (@soumyajitt) March 25, 2020

The videos above from the different part of the world is a clear indication that Mother Nature is claiming its space in this so-called man-made world.

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