Technological progress has always been accompanied by large-scale construction of cities and development of infrastructure. But people often forget how dependent we are on nature, and that the environment requires careful treatment. But Mother Nature does not give up, and constantly demonstrates to us the fragility of our structures.  
 
 
1. Guardiola of the abandoned Putzar Castle, Germany  
 
Dr. Philip Wheeler, an ecologist and conservation biologist, imagined what would happen if humans suddenly disappeared from the face of the Earth. One morning, the planet wakes up without people. A few days later, the power grid shuts down due to a lack of fuel and the activation of safety systems at power plants. Groundwater will flood the subway. 
2. An old Shiva temple hugged tightly by the sacred Bodhi tree in Bangladesh  
 
 
Within weeks, plants begin to take over the buildings, while different animals compete with each other to conquer the available space, and there are no humans to stop them. 
3. A stone wall is no obstacle for a tree  
 
Wildlife inhabits the cities. Farmland is covered first by brush, then by trees. Metal is destroyed, plastic begins to crack and dissipate. What remains are stainless steel pots, granite peaks, and billions of car tires. 
4. A Tree Beats a Stair Railing  
 
As chemical pollutants break down and sink into the soil, rivers become cleaner. Animals and plants thrive. Could the Earth ever recover if humans suddenly disappeared? 
5. Tree roots echo the design of the tiles  
 
6. Agave grows in an abandoned greenhouse  
 
7. Become one with nature  
 
8. Overgrown villa in Germany  
 
9. Abandoned railway tracks  
 
10. Nature has captured a boat that suffered wreck  
 
11. Nature has decorated this old greenhouse  
 
12. A boat turns into an island  
 
13. A piano left on nature  
 
14. Abandoned roller coaster returned to nature  
 
15. German cruise ship hits uncharted cliff in Sandfly Passage, Solomon Islands, April 29, 2000 years  
 
16. Tree swallows bench  
 
17. Nature has prevailed 
 
			 
			 
			 
			 
			 
			 
			 
			 
			 
			 
			 
			










