Have you ever considered what a fascinating demonstration of the power of nature that would be to see the shape of a river? We have the video for you.
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- Watch a river form in a barren land
- The animals also waited by the river to witness the wonder of nature.
Watch a river form in a barren land
This is how rivers are made. The forest is the mother of the river. Today morning at 6 AM. Foot patrol with equipment. pic.twitter.com/Nfdtqy8dSr
— Parveen Kaswan, IFS (@ParveenKaswan) June 4, 2023
Parveen Kaswan, an employee of Indian Forest Services (IFS), posted a video showing how the dry land gradually turns into a river. The IFS officer took the video during a team foot patrol at 6am. He illustrated the incredible journey that water takes to reach dry land.
Kaswan emphasizes the importance of trees in the formation of rivers with a keen awareness of the complicated processes of nature.
In a tweet that accompanied the stunning video, he writes: “This is how rivers are made. The forest is the mother of the river. Today morning at 6 AM. Foot patrol with the team.”
The video serves as a powerful visual testament to the symbiotic relationship between forests and bodies of water. The slow, deliberate movement of the water seeping into the dry land is a compelling visual that the audience enjoys as the clip progresses.
The desolate ground magically transforms into a thriving stream with every passing second. The captivating movement of water creates a clear image of the natural beauty of nature.
The rivers are nourished by the forests, which act as protectors of the water. They are essential to preserve the delicate environmental balance and ensure that water resources are used sustainably.
Environmentalists and nature lovers alike were moved by Kaswan’s film. Several asked the officer to provide more information about this waterway.
The animals also waited by the river to witness the wonder of nature.
In a subsequent tweet, he shared: “Look who’s waiting. On the trail, this herd of gaurs is waiting curiously.”
Look who’s waiting. On the way is a herd of gaurs waiting curiously. pic.twitter.com/5NFaIsHhRB
— Parveen Kaswan, IFS (@ParveenKaswan) June 4, 2023
People were curious about the origins of the water, including whether it came from rain in a higher place or from the opening of a dam. Others asked about the location of the area.
“It would be my absolute pleasure to join you one day, walking with you and your team to witness first-hand the stunning beauty you are lucky to find in your field of work. Thank you for sharing with us. How beautiful our planet beholds!” wrote a woman.
It would be my absolute pleasure to join you one day, walking with you and your team to witness first-hand the stunning beauty you are lucky to find in your field of work. Thanks for sharing with us. How much beauty our planet contemplates!
— Meenaakshi Karthikeya (@MeenakshiKart12) June 4, 2023
One man tweeted: “Dear Sir, let yogis live in national parks. They have lived in coexistence with nature for millennia. Devas, flora and fauna need them to thrive.”
Dear sir, please let yogis live in national parks. They have lived in coexistence with nature for millennia. The devas, flora and fauna need them to prosper.
—Bhagavan Shankara (@shivosmyaham) June 4, 2023
“Forests can absorb excess rainwater, preventing runoff and flood damage. By releasing water in the dry season, forests can also help provide clean water and mitigate the effects of droughts,” another man wrote.
Forests can absorb excess rainwater, preventing runoff and flood damage. By releasing water in the dry season, forests can also help provide clean water and mitigate the effects of droughts.
— Mallu Gurgaon wala in Chennai (@GurgaonMadness) June 4, 2023
He added: “Trees serve as natural sponges, collecting and filtering rain and slowly releasing it into streams and rivers, and are the most effective land cover for maintaining water quality.”
Trees serve as natural sponges, collecting and filtering rain and slowly releasing it into streams and rivers, and are the most effective land cover for maintaining water quality.
— Mallu Gurgaon wala in Chennai (@GurgaonMadness) June 4, 2023
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Source: vtt.edu.vn