At first glance, it seems like a natural situation. After a moment, however, we notice its perversity: a giraffe is trudging through a dense swamp, a swan is stuck in the desert sands, and a camel is wading through the waters of a vast lake, helplessly searching for a point of reference. The animals find themselves in an unnatural environment, one to which they are not adapted. They are put to the test of survival, endurance, and their normal functioning is disrupted.
Evolution has put thousands of species to the test. Some have adapted, others have failed. It is said that the shape of a bird's wing reflects the shape of a wind wave, a horse's hoof reflects the shape of the ground, and a fish's fin reflects the shape of water. Reversing these relationships, one might ask: how will a sense of passivity, panic, and overwhelming confusion be reflected in us? Will we be able to meet the challenge?