Natureisfuckkinglit
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Natureisfuckkinglit
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A nesting pair of black storks has been recorded in the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone.
This species is known to avoid human presence and prefers quiet, remote forested areas near water.
The nest was observed in the forestry area, high in a pine tree near a wetland.
Experts note that their presence indicates low human disturbance and a stable habitat.
Over 30 years of isolation have created a refuge for many species, including those sensitive to human activity.
What was once a disaster zone is now quietly functioning as a wildlife sanctuary.
It’s really something to take to heart, that what happened was a catastrophy for humans, but has become a haven for wildlife. For all things apart from humans, we’re the real catastrophy.
Damn! I didn’t even know that such storks exist! Absolutely magnificent!
I really love this post. Its nature plus humanity plus philosophy and speaks to me deeply with the implications.
It really started a conversation in my head, a string of tangential thoughts that I will probably be thinking about for a bit.
Plus I learned of this amazing bird.
Thank you so much for sharing this, OP.
Let’s hope it doesn’t step on a mine or some such shit.