It is unbelievable to say, but the global pandemic has had an undeniable effect on our planet… in a good way. Human impact has been outlined more than ever since lockdowns all over the world have been implemented, and Mother Nature has well and truly been thriving.
Keep scrolling to see the unbelievable pictures of the Himalayas becoming visible for the first time in decades, and the other silver linings the lockdowns have brought about.
Thousands have now died from the virus and the spread of it doesn’t seem to be slowing down any time soon.
Including Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom, and many parts of the United States.
And this truly goes to show how the human race has severely damaged Planet Earth over the centuries.
Wuhan in China now has almost unrecognizable stats…
Wuhan is where the coronavirus initially started, and since the city’s lockdown back in January, nitrogen dioxide levels have dropped drastically.
Mother Nature is thriving more than ever, with plants flourishing and wildlife making appearances in the most unlikely of places – including bottlenose dolphins recently swimming in the crystal clear canals of Venice in Italy that are usually overridden with tourists.
And it goes to show how without us humans taking over the streets, the planet is slowly beginning to heal itself.
And nature has been allowed to take its course without any interruptions.