In China, a sinkhole named ‘Heavenly Pit’ was discovered in 1994 and has remained untouched by humans. This untouched natural space is now home to flora and fauna, including the gingko and clouded leopard, that were once considered extinct or extremely rare.
The Twitter account ‘When Humans Leave’ showcases the power of nature to reclaim forgotten cities and decrepit buildings with lush greenery and overflowing vines. The account’s bio aptly states, ‘when humans leave, nature starts to take back.’ Browse through their captivating photos to witness nature’s resilience.
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