A Golden Sunset with Peacock
No matter how humble human beings become, but we can never become humble like Nature. At some point in life we become selfish but nature never does this. His treasures are open 24 hours, come anytime and take whatever you want. Nature never refuses, for her both animals and humans are equal.
She never asks us for money in exchange for her gifts. How greedy we humans are that we are exploiting nature every day for our selfishness without thinking how we will survive in future.
If I talk about my home, I live in the Aravalli range, where wild animals are found in abundance. The number of peacocks is very high here and ever since the trees were cut for big buildings, since then all the peacocks started living around the human house. Like many peacocks come to our terrace every day because we feed them and provide drinking water.
We give them safe space so their trust is built in the villagers, peacocks come and live their life without any fear. I wish everyone in the world collects as much as they need, then maybe we can stop this injustice to nature
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