The city of squirrels
🌇 Today, I imagine a very particular city. A metropolis surrounded by completely abandoned buildings, and amidst the ruins, an inner city full of squirrels 🐿️ of red 🔴, green 🔴, blue 🔵, and yellow 🔴 colors, going about their life and scurrying among themselves searching for nuts 🌰 on each of the trees 🌳. Afterwards, the squirrels 🐿️ retreat to various abandoned apartments 🏚️, where they deposit each of the nuts they have collected in drawers that have been thrown away and forgotten by their former occupants.
It's quite curious to think that, for a moment, these rooms were filled with people who kept clothing 👕 and valuable objects 💎 in them, and now they're filled with squirrels 🐿️ and nuts. I suppose this is one of life's ironies and that everything is shown in cycles ♻️. What was, sooner or later, becomes again because apparently we return to our origins.
Looking at these landscapes of forgotten cities and squirrels 🐿️, I think it invites us to reflect on how, as human beings, if we want to continue to have this planet 🌍 as our home 🏡, we must care for it to prevent these cities from making us disappear 🚫 and being displaced by other species that are evidently more intelligent than us, like squirrels 🧠.
This imagery shows us how nature 🌿 and wildlife 🐾 can reclaim abandoned cities 🏙️ and urban areas. It's important to reflect on how our actions affect the environment 🌳 and how we can work together to protect our home 🌍. We must remember that we are not the only inhabitants of the planet and that all species have the right to inhabit it 🏠.
