Does nature regain its territory?

              Does nature regain its territory?                                                                      

- Will nature regain its territory?

Will the land be changed without the land?

Scientists found in the deserts the remains of plants and fossils impossible to exist in the deserts and the strangest of this is the presence in some deserts skeletons of whales and other marine fossils such as the Valley of Hetat in Egypt and Western Desert in Egypt, where they found the largest fossil For dinosaur and the remains of fossils of plants and trees have existed for millions of years. How did these creatures disappear and how did life in these places change?

- What is happening now in the climate changes to answer all these questions

Some countries have mountains and deserts where plants have grown thanks to the year-round drizzle of rain. Other countries where vegetation is rapidly eroding from its natural rate are also found. Other countries are eroding shores due to rising water, the disappearance of islands and changes in all continents of the world, including the North and South Pole.

- The reason behind all these changes is humans, climate change, or both

- If we do not find a solution to these problems, we have to change places that are experiencing these rapid changes in other places where we live to protect ourselves

- Humans have settled in places that do not belong to them but to the nature, living organisms, plants and birds they live in to maintain the biological balance.