Published on 12, July, 2020
Not dead, simply gone, just like that. How would suburban pets fare without people to feed them? How would the forests, the oceans and the wildlife react if there was suddenly an end to all the hunting, fishing and farming? After being on the receiving end of humanity for millennia, nature would finally be given a chance to take the world back. But how would it work? How long would the skyscrapers and houses last if they were abandoned? Aftermath: Population Zero - The World without HumansThis is a fascinating documentary. It's quite long, but extremely interesting. What would happen if, tomorrow, every single person on Earth simply disappeared? “Aftermath” is the astounding story of a world that humans will never see. The two-hour special examines the impact of human beings on this planet by proposing what the Earth might be like without people.
The Earth would regain it's natural balance over time, but even if the Earth ever became a desolate and inhospitable place for every living creature, and just a rock floating in space, it won't matter that much, because there's millions and billions of planets that have no life on them, but they're just fine because they just kind of float around and orbit things, and planets don't have a consciousness or memory, so I don't think they'll really care if things are living on them or not. It's only really human self-preservation instincts that really care if there's no humans left on the Earth anymore. I think that other creatures and life would thrive if humans were gone.