HUMAN AND NATURE IN A CONSTANT WAR FOR CENTURIES. EVENTUALLY NATURE WILL WIN

When the first human came to earth, the longest conflict ever has started between human and nature. Human are consuming nature’s benefit for centuries. They use animals for works or to get meat, milk, honey etc. It is not wrong to use natural things; however, damaging to nature when doing these activites is an invitation of war. Although, people may be living longer and more healthily than in the past, there is only one winner of this war due to nature’s unmatchable power and human’s tendency to harm themselves. The nature will be the indubitable victor of this war.
The first main point of why the nature will be the winner of this constant war is human’s power cannot compare with power of the nature because human are just a part of the nature. According to biology books human’s basic category is animal. Thus, biologically there is not any difference between human and animal. Human need to oxygen, water and food for keep on vital activities as animals and other creatures. Natural cycle keeps earth liveable with simple creature’s activities for all of species. This cycle habilitates all species each other. Holzman, (1997) reports that some insect species are natural cleaners of the earth. Dung beetles protecting the nature from segregated inclusions. That’s how nature is keeping itself liveable. Consequently, all creatures make nature habitable to each other for centuries. Humankind need to nature’s sources for staying alive. For this reason if the nature lose this war, human also lose this war.
The second reason of victory of the nature is in the end human will kill themselves. While people are fighting each other they damage their living space, but they cannot realize or they rule out that situation. Leading countries tryin...

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...swer is very simple the nature never lose the war against human because human are just a small part of nature. That’s why nature’s defeat means humankind’s end.

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3-)People Who Eat More Fish Live Longer. (cover story). (2013). Tufts University Health & Nutrition Letter, 31(5), 1.
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