Sharks and Trees: Nature's Ancient Survivors

This narrative explores the astonishing fact that sharks are older than trees, tracing their evolution over 400 million years. It contrasts the ancient sharks, formidable predators of the seas, with the early trees that began to flourish 50 million years later. The resilience of sharks through mass extinctions and the vital ecological role of trees highlight the interconnectedness of life. Together, they symbolize the diverse tapestry of Earth's history.