Check out the pictures of a flock of flamingos in Mumbai:
Due to the ongoing lockdown, all the operations around the world are shut down, and this sudden pause has resulted in several animals and birds reclaiming their space in nature. While fish and swans returned to the Venice canal, in Maharashtra, a large flock of flamingos gathered at a creek near Navi Mumbai.
Various pictures and videos of the mesmerizing view were shared on social media by many people including businessman Harsh Goenka. “While humans are locked inside, flamingos are putting in quite a spectacular show for the residents of Seawoods Complex in Nerul, Navi Mumbai,” he tweeted. Pictures of the occurrence were also shared by actor Raveena Tandon, with a caption that read, “A sea of pink.”
Have a look at the post:
While humans are locked inside, flamingos are putting in quite a spectacular show for the residents of Seawoods Complex in Nerul, Navi Mumbai ! pic.twitter.com/wYyIxo92Ch
— Harsh Goenka (@hvgoenka) April 16, 2020
After being shared online, the video gained over 30,000 views and prompted various comments: Is it possible that #Coronavirus is the antibody of the earth vaccinating itself from the human virus,” wrote a user. Another tweeted, “Imagine, what will happen to these beautiful creatures once humans are out of their cages!”.
We are guest on this planet not its master. Hope this #LockDown fits this thought clearly in our mind.
No one likes captivity , neither us neither them https://t.co/4Rqb04QWkL— Muskan Kansal (@MuskanKansal4) April 17, 2020
A Sight to Behold!. It’s almost magical to witness how a reduced human presence can revive the beauty of mother Nature. https://t.co/cyPlZYHYf9
— Sanjiv Agarwal🇮🇳 (@SanjivAg) April 19, 2020
Amazing sight…The world post Covid should dedicate a month like this for nature healing… https://t.co/m9Gi2wXVJX
— ANANT BENGANI (@anantbengani) April 19, 2020
Nature at best may be after so many years. It’s true, mother earth is healing herself, in her own ways. https://t.co/1Zc8Pxi3ZW
— Santosh Kumar Yadav (@Sanntoshus) April 17, 2020
