This cartoon, worked in the genre of scenery, invites every viewer to deep contemplation. Through this work, the artist was able to see the violation of the ecological balance in nature and its sad consequences. Here it is reflected that oil spills into the river and spreads its poison all around, resulting in the surrounding being absorbed into the abyss of absence. In the first plan, a dried-up tree and a black mold can be seen above it. Black is considered a sign of danger and trouble, and The Crow is watching this sad landscape from above. Because it is from such processes that he receives self-interest and pleasure. Each detail described indicated that nature was being eroded. Through this, the creator tried to instill pure realism in the mind of the viewer.