A cliff in the hilly area is formed by exploitation activities for large rock mining. That was the beginning of this landscape undergoing a process of topographic change. Over time, various elements of nature such as rain, wind, sunlight, plants, animals and others, are involved in re-establishing this landscape and returning to its natural form.
The bushes grow at the foot of the cliff, and ferns take their places on the cliff wall.
Termites make what appear to be traffic lanes on a cliff wall, in fact that is shelter tubes (check out the interesting facts about Shelter tubes).
Guess what? Small water pools are formed due to deeper digging. The pool holds rainwater. Then, a habitat is formed inhabited by water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes) plants with its beautiful flowers, and insects. A kind of spider perched on the leaves of the plant. Others, can walk on pool water.
And who knows what else is still hidden in that isolated place.