/r/NatureVsMan
A place to post photos of nature and mankind coexisting, or nature persisting despite humanity. For example, flowers growing in a crack in the sidewalk!
A place to post photos of nature taking over man-made structures, or persisting despite them. For example,: flowers growing in a crack in the sidewalk.
/r/NatureVsMan
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Ferns taking root in what would have been the inside of reactor building [OC]
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2022/07/30
08:32 UTC
08:32 UTC
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Trees reclaim an army fort in Poland, first used by Austria-Hungary against Russia. Then used by Poland against Russia, and then against Germany. Later used by Germany against Russia, then by Russia against Germany. Later used for training by Russia, then for storage by Poland. Currently abandoned.
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2022/07/10
16:02 UTC
16:02 UTC
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Nature slowly reclaiming abandoned shrines from the Fukushima exclusion zone
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2022/03/22
15:59 UTC
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Root growing through asphalt
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2022/01/10
18:35 UTC
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These woods slowly begin to absorb an abandoned shipping container
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2020/10/07
16:26 UTC
16:26 UTC
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Hop on little friend
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2020/10/07
02:51 UTC
02:51 UTC
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A little life grows in a crack in the sidewalk
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2020/10/02
16:07 UTC
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A portion of this fence has been cut away so a tree can continue to grow!
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2020/10/01
16:36 UTC
16:36 UTC
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Harris lake's ecosystem perseveres beyond the gates of Harris Nuclear Plant
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2020/09/30
15:10 UTC
15:10 UTC
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A mine reclaimed by nature
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2020/09/30
01:31 UTC
01:31 UTC
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Mushrooms bloom at the base of a tree stump in downtown Raleigh, NC
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2020/09/30
00:55 UTC
00:55 UTC
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A little creek forms beside the street during a rainstorm
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2020/09/30
00:06 UTC
00:06 UTC
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Leaves cover an abandoned typewriter
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2020/09/30
00:05 UTC
00:05 UTC
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Grass begins to cover sewage drains
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2020/09/30
00:04 UTC
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