Yes, after death all creatures gratitude decomposition. It looks like a bitter truth though it is a reality. Every one of us has to die one day. Nature is giving us a message that all creatures have to die. One day all of us have to meet death and know that we have to leave this Earth. Some of us think that we never die. Others believe that we will live in heaven for eternity. The truth is no one returned from death to tell us about that death. So, these are just assumptions! No one knows what happens after we saturate the soil of this mother planet.

   To my surprise, I had never seen this insect before. So, it was a shock to know how its journey ended up near my house? When this insect fell near my house, I searched google to find more about it. Well, the species are named as Yellow Indian Wasp. The scientific name of the species is Ropalidia marginata. I wonder how it flew here 🤔. I picked it up from the window and threw it on the ground to let it decompose. As soon as ants saw it, I couldn't see it anymore. Those tiny ants were covering it. I knew this was obvious because it was part of nature! Things die, they decompose. This wasp had a painful stung so I was lucky.

   Insects are currently endangered. So, I was also sad about the wasp because one could produce generations of the same species. So, what was the connection between this wasp and me? Shall we go through its timeline to find out how and why it came here? Maybe it came here so I could write a message to you all telling, how short life is? How less time do we have? How wrong we are? Well, there are lots of questions similar to these but who knows the answers.

Not a professional phtographer so I even consider these to be goood shots