Nature's Reclamation After Humanity

If every human suddenly disappeared, the world would change instantly. One moment Earth

is busy and loud—then everything falls completely silent. Within hours, power grids fail.

City skylines go dark as lights blink out one by one. Planes without pilots fall,

and machinery everywhere shuts down on its own. Within days, subways and tunnels

flood as pumps stop running. Streets fill with plants pushing through cracks.

Wildlife spreads into every empty space—wolves on highways, birds filling rooftops,

and insects reclaiming buildings. Within months, weather begins tearing apart structures.

Windows shatter. Steel rusts. Roads buckle. Bridges weaken. Skyscrapers slowly