2 ms·

Thank you, i never understood how somebody can anthropomorphize the constant conflict in nature around us. Every tree murders the Savannah below, every Savanna

Thank you, i never understood how somebody can anthropomorphize the constant conflict in nature around us. Every tree murders the Savannah below, every Savannah fire is a attempt to get back more land for the grass. Nothing out there is peaceful, even with all hostile predators removed, the battle of each system component against the others continuous.

burnished 5y ago
Fires are actually a pretty important part of grass and tree ecology! Cleansing, reproductive fire.
armatav 5y ago
Right, the fact that nature works with so many systems in constant conflict is a lot of the beauty of it.