Nature’s greatest enemy by: AbadletterC & Jieaseleanne

When God created the world, he made all things right and just. He made all things according to His will. Not a speck or a thing is unequal.

God first created man named Adam, and then He later on created a woman named Eve.

God created plants, animals, and lastly, the humans. He created us for a purpose.

He created us to take care of the things He made, to nurture and to enjoy it.

But, what happened now? We abused Mother Nature so much that only few remained.

When I and my partner investigated about Nature’s population, we came to a conclusion that it is slowly decreasing. From 70% to 30%. Can’t you see?

Actually, Mother Nature is like a pigeon, we see it but we try to ignore it.

We see it suffering but we care less about it.

We are the ones who need it most, but we are also the ones who destroyed it.

 Can’t you feel Nature’s revenge? Storms,  floods, earthquakes, tsunamis, El Niño, and La Niña.   

 We ignore it still because we feel numb and we don’t care.

Humans are Nature’s greatest enemy.

We cut down trees, we hunt wild animals, and we throw garbage everywhere, not caring if where it would land.

Dynamite and Muro Ami fishing, illegal logging, burning of plastics.

What if the tables suddenly turned? And we are the ones who will be abused? Can we bring back the balance?

Mother Nature is just reminding us that she is still there even though we pay no attention to her.

Nature’s greatest enemy is humans.