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This day Wilhelm Tell freedom fighter shot an apple from the head of his son

The power of real life is that there is such a disgustingly large variety, it is impossible for something to dominate. Imagine playing rock paper scissors with 50 different options instead of 3. It's humanely unpredictable. Every organism has a trick to survive, most often abusing other plants. Tree...

Minerals are a thing. Plant variety in nature is often ensured by having a variety of nutrients - each plant has different demands, so a single plant cannot claim an area forever, it will run out of that specific nutrient, so other plants have to take over. Once the other resources deplete, the old ...

All plants have their unique stats and quirks, but no matter what they face the same problem: they are forced to compete. In the world of plants, only one shall remain, forests become monogamous, Apple trees disappear in the masses of berries. Yet one not-quite-plant thrives in any forest no matter ...

As a quick Google search the Cedar, Fir, Pine, and I'm pretty sure the Birch trees provide seeds edible to animals. Looking at them specifically I think it would make most sense for the cedar and the pine/fir trees. Apple trees don't grow at higher altitudes anyways. Actually, what's the difference ...

I do like the idea of ruins, I just think the whole collapsed modern civilization is a bit overused.

I'm thinking most trees should provide various nuts for mice and bird to eat. Not a lot, but enough to keep some alive. Additionally, prey should hide in bushes or trees. As an example, a single bush could give home to a single mouse. When the mouse feels hungry or wants to reproduce, it would emerg...

Nuked Earth recovering.

That's totally original

You can try something like this: This way you can cover large areas, create potential fish lakes, and ensure that even in a drought or flood some frogs survive.
They used to be filled with tons of frogs, but my owls slaughtered them