This is a step for me in the process of thinking about what nature is.
Although it appears beautiful to humans, in reality, lives are exchanged between various living organisms every minute and every second, and it is not a place where humans, who presumptuously call it an environment that must be protected, can survive on their own.
In a desperate attempt to survive, humans have escaped from the natural state and have come to form and live in cities, but in the end this can also be seen as a natural way of being for modern humans.
Considering the possibility that humans too were born from mother nature, and that it may be natural in our programming to move away from nature and not return, it may be best to simply admire untouched nature.
In the Middle Ages, people feared and hated nature as a place where people died and where unknown creatures (usually bandits and beasts) lurked.
We may be just looking at a beautiful foggy surface.
When the fog clears, we may see some terrifying systems at work.
Or maybe there's nothing.