In our living world, we will see how different animals of our planet are living on the edge for their yearly survival because most of them are migratory in their nature. Making a treacherous gauntlet colliding with our worlds in a quest to reach their determined goals. It is a known fact that only the tough and the bravest would continue to live. Our dream worlds have definitively confused the sanctuaries and safe havens of our neighbours.
On a river in the American Pacific Northwest, the salmon are heading toward their spawning grounds. If they succeed these tiny moving boats in their migration will bring a pulse of vital nutrients. 1900 dams across America are dismantled. Now the rivers run free and so do the salmon.
The effect of this would span over the North Pacific West. The predators that rule the skies will be waiting to swoop in on this booty, the grizzly bear is another great monstrous beast of the area who will seize an opportunity to devour the fish. Undoubtedly the web of life depends also on our forests.
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The jungle is an amazing place and it represents a house where one species is dependent upon the other nothing goes to waste. A jaguar is a top predator in jungles such as this.
But one kill of a jaguar could mean a whole lot of nourishment/nutrients that the trees would consume. When a jaguar makes a kill the nutrients from the alligator’s carcass seep into the soil underground, wherein it nourishes the whole jungle teeming with trees. The nutrients travel up through a network of a system through which all trees are fed, the trees taking all the nourishment. The onward movement of the nutrients crisscrosss into each of the trees. The community of trees helps one another. The nourishment is taken by each of these trees present there. Thus bigger trees help feed the smaller ones.
Amidst the towering trees, there stands a grandma tree which would be more than 100 years in age. She is a dying grandma but before that happens she will pass all her energy to her family of young ones. That’s how nature works and that is how the system of life goes on unabated.
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One of the most armored giants are the elephants. They have been journeying, traversing through the jungles endlessly year after year. Making corridors while they travel miles and miles into the jungle. They need vitamins and their elderly mother knows what to do about that. She just sets her bearings right. Each of the mammals would require these lifesaving vitamins and they would just march on unhindered. The grandmother can pick up the sounds of these vitally important fruits, the jack fruit falling off at a greater distance. So instinctively they are forced to head into the direction where potentially the fruit lands. The landing fruit makes enough sound when and where it falls. So locating fruit is not a problem, it’s the sound waves that bring about this movement of the species toward these vitamins in the shape of fruits. The elephants have gone on for years unimpeded.
Strangely enough, a lot happens to our planet. A merciless high summer is a wildfire season. A gopher tortoise is an ultimate doomsday prepper. He may come out of his burrow for a mid-summer snack. He can’t let his guard down. He knows that he will be caught up in a wild summer fire. There is fire all around and the conflagration has just turned everything into ash. And as for the tortoise, he is far from his home, but he will have to escape the raging fire, but no one knows how. He has made different burrows all over the jungle. So in a situation like this, he will make his way into the nearest hole that he has dug at different distances. Not only that, he may well have come to the rescue of 360 other species who live in the forest and would take shelter in these underground bunkers.
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So he has successfully saved his community and as each animal plays its own role in the forest. Together they will help their home back to recovery. We will increasingly rely on the heroes like the gopher as the web of life which we all depend upon is threatened by all sides. Only a few years ago Australia suffered a massive fire. Almost 3 billion animals died, the majority harmed. In Sydney forests, the bats known as the flying foxes have to go through a lot of challenges. When the temp soars, their littler ones are just out there dying in the blazing sun and the mother may have to just go take a dip in the river nearby where the sky is crowded with a lot of predators. So this is one way how the nature helps all its creatures.
These flying foxes cross-pollinate helping raise forests back to health. They are our most powerful allies on Earth’s road to recovery. And as each animal plays its own role in the forest, together they will help their home to recover. The future health of our planet may rest with the nature’s last great strongholds and the most important inhabitants. The Saiga Antelope is one that has re-emerged with time, only in the 90s because of poaching, they were close to extinction. The scientists have come to realize that if only 20 species of animals are just let to live on the planet, mainly three-quarters of the land will recover back to its original form.
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For the forests to grow we need its wildlife more than ever. Nature’s greatest healers are disappearing on our watch. The nature’s most beneficial animals who contribute to our planet’s health are now at the peril of extinction. This is mostly because of poaching, unnecessary killing, and then encroaching upon their lands. This has largely contributed to an imbalance in the nature’s balance. In our busy world, nature has been banished to the shadows.
Faced with our crazy world nature strives to find a way through. From the densest forest to the deepest oceans, fiercest skies, and the harshest deserts, this hidden network connects the wonders of life and that’s the wonder of nature’s network. Some scientists see forests as a single interconnected family where plants, animals, and fungi work together as a collaborating self-supporting community. The sun is always setting somewhere on Earth, creating an endless beat of changing fortunes.
Resources freeze, temperatures plummet, but the animals, they are on the move 24/7. To succeed all the heroic journeys must be timed to perfection. Their lives are tied to the rhythm of the sun, Earth, and moon. While some places drown others scorch. Growing deserts are changing the face of the entire continents.
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Nature can help heal our world, if we just give it a chance. Strength, bravery, and resilience are its surviving tools. With its jagged mountains raging rivers, and open grasslands its a wilderness full of life.
We see damaged landscapes being handed over to their real protectors and owners through a process called rewilding. But centuries of cattle ranching drove out the wildlife. Leaving this rich tapestry at the risk of absolute ruin. Empowering nature’s healers can protect us from many of the perils of a changing planet. Protecting sea otters revives kelp forests. Which shield coastlines from increasingly stormy seas.
Rising whale numbers fertilize the oceans. Because of the roadblocks, the number of salmon has crashed by 95 percent.
Their journey is complete but their legacy will endure. And their death pumps life back into the forest. Thus, a vast transfer of nutrients from the ocean to land from one life to the next is the forest’s lifeblood. We can take steps to help nature nurse our planet back to health.
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Nature can help heal our world. If we just give it a chance.
Life’s connections stretch to every corner of the earth.
The time to act is now.
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