Photos | Survival Against All Odds
Taken on a crisp December day at Fort Mason in 2023, this intriguing image captures the potency of life with plants resiliently thriving on a hole-ridden rock. Hidden within are traces of subtle onlookers from the reptilian world, adding a layer of mystery to the scenic view. The robust amalgamation of rock, soil, and gravel constructs an alluring backdrop for this story of survival in the harshest of habitats.
BLIP-2 Description:
a rock with a hole in it and some plants growing out of itChronologically Adjacent
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