NATURE’s COMEBACK!

All the news about pandemic, curfews, and lockdowns have really been hard-hitting realities every day. We all wish that all this is just a nightmare and we soon wake up from it. As days pass by everybody is getting really stressed out about their business, company, job, income, safety, economy, etc.

We have always been told that we should always look at the brighter side of a situation. The COVID-19 pandemic has been a reason for depression and anxiety for the whole humankind. But it has been a game-changer for mother nature. There have been a lot of incidents where animals are coming out and hanging around without any worries about human interaction. Incidents like these have been reported in many places around the world.

A few days ago an Indian civet was spotted taking a stroll on roads in Kozhikode, Kerala. It was once recognized as an endangered species that are now resurfacing and it is a great deal.

Deer species like Spotted deer and Swamp deer (Barasingha) were seen in residential areas in Tirumala, Haridwar, and Chandigarh.

Olive ridley turtles have resurfaced on beaches in Odisha and they have been there without any problems from humans disturbance.

Animals like bison (Indian Gour) and Nilgai are also seen on roads during the lockdown in India.

Dolphins were spotted playing near Malabar hill and Marine drive in Mumbai during the lockdown which is a rare view to watch when humans crowd the places most of the time.

Animals like Coyote and wild turkey were spotted in different parts of the world.

People have been taking a breath of fresh air because there has been a considerable fall in air pollution all around the world due to lockdowns in all the countries and reduction in vehicle usage. The ozone layer over Antarctica has also been getting repaired due to fewer emissions of chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) in the world.

These are some of the positive things happening around the world during this pandemic and we wish this stays the same even after the pandemic ends.

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