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You did not know this, and it will change how you see the planet.
The Amazon rainforest is fed by the Sahara desert.
Every year, roughly 27 million tonnes of dust lift off the Sahara, ride the winds across the entire Atlantic Ocean, and settle over South America.
Hidden in that dust is phosphorus, the exact nutrient the Amazon's soils lose to rain each year. Much of it comes from a single ancient dried lake bed in Chad, packed with the remains of microorganisms that died thousands of years ago.
So the largest rainforest on earth is quietly fertilised by the largest hot desert on earth, thousands of miles away, in near-perfect balance.
The dead lake feeds the living forest. The desert feeds the jungle.
Nothing on this planet stands alone.
Sit with that the next time you think a place, or a person, or a season of your life is useless.
Even a desert is quietly keeping a rainforest alive.
You never fully know what your dry season is feeding somewhere down the line.
@EuginhoCortez Take infrastructure for instance, if one don't nip the bud at that local government level, lots of spaces that will have real impact on the citizens will be neglected. Thank you for this exposition
@SantosTHEBOSS@I_Am_Ilemona The behaviour can cost his team a very crucial match and some coaches won't forgive that not minding he is not the one at fault
@IAmFolukemi@adetorodanielX The number 3 is the koko. While trying to get more spiritual insight or revelation into a scriptural story or illustration, may we not ridicule the heart of the parable. Like people do with the elder brother in the parable of the prodigal son