Most humans must take into account that the balance of nature has been achieved over millions of years, and every organism, whether plant or animal, depends on another to feed, take shelter, and so on. The elimination of any of them will cause an imbalance that will greatly affect the entire community. Therefore, the progressive disappearance of biodiversity is more important than we can imagine, since in the last place, it leads to the disappearance of our own species.
Man is the animal that most challenges the ecological balance, through the excessive exploitation of natural resources, pollution of land, water and air in its path, and the domestication and redistribution of species at pleasure.
We need to be very aware of this in order to achieve a better present and future.
Photos made with a macro lens and a SONY ALFA DSLR-A 200 camera.
Photos made with a macro lens and a SONY ALFA DSLR-A 200 camera.
Photos made with a macro lens and a SONY ALFA DSLR-A 200 camera.
Photos made with a macro lens and a SONY ALFA DSLR-A 200 camera.
Photos made with a macro lens and a SONY ALFA DSLR-A 200 camera.
