Forests, plants, trees, deserts, grassland, marshes, lakes, rivers, streams. Anything man-made was not here. There were many plants and a lot of green. As we colonized the earth we tore down forests and build homes. The oceans haven't changed much, but the atmosphere has. Since the industrial revolution or even since the first fire by cave men for the matter, we have been polluting, slowly killing life. Obviously, we are at the top of the food chain and, so, many species have become extinct and endangered by us.
No, it is not for only humans. It existed long before humans appeared and will exist long after we are gone; in that time, it has, is and will support hundreds of millions of other types of organism.
Humans are already on planet Earth... we don't need to 'travel' to Earth. Humans already fare quite well on planet earth.
it has species,humans,and most of all the nature
As we study the earth and earth science we can find out what we can do as humans to help reduce the rapid increase in earth's warming.
It is important in case there is life beyond Earth.
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Humans have walked the earth for the last 50 - 200K years. There have been earthquakes since the formation of the planet ~4.5 billions years ago - long before humans were around.
perhaps a new age of living creatures will come . or the earth will end before the extinction of humans .
Maybe, humans might be from Earth.
Since before humans were on earth.
Humans will be able to evaluate the earth because there is advancement in technology.
Bacteria, dinosaurs, and lava are some examples
before humans were on earth.
It was on the earth before humans were, so nobody knows.
There is no scientific evidence or consensus to support the existence of superior beings on Earth before humans. The evolution of complex life on Earth, including humans, can be traced back over billions of years through a gradual process of natural selection. While there are many undiscovered species and extinct organisms, there is currently no evidence to suggest the presence of superior beings preceding humans.
No. There were tornadoes on earth before humans existed. Some have tried to link an apparent increase in tornadic activity with climate change caused by humans, but in reality there has been no such increase in activity.
Dinosaurs lived and died out about 65 million years before humans walked the Earth.