For 5.5 million years , Humanity has vanished , they flew too close to the sun , destroying the natural order. Though , it did not take long for nature to reclaim the globe. For another 5 million after human extinction , series of glacial maximums have tormented Earth , but now it is a world of change ; glaciers melt , leaving a wetter world , many groups that had to deal with a mass extinction from hominids now have to deal with further change , many will have to flee to the earths margins , adapt or doom will be upon them.

North America has become a continent of climatic contrasts. As the glacial maximums retreated, the once‑frozen Canada has transformed into taiga , temperate forests and even temperate rainforests. North America is a patchwork of plains , tundra , savannah, deserts and rainforests , making it home to unique biodiversity across the continent South America has re‑greened dramatically. The Amazon, once threatened by human activity ,has surged back. Now, with warming and moisture returning, the forest is expanding again. Patagonia, once cold, is warmer and wetter, allowing temperate rainforests to creep southward.Rising sea levels have finally completed the rift between the Nubian and Somali plates , the two landmasses are now bound to become separated both geographically and in their fauna Eurasia, the largest and most climatically diverse landmass, has undergone reshuffling. The vast taiga belt that stretched across Siberia has retreated northward. Now it is flooded with temperate forests and grasslands Europe, freed from repeated glacial scouring, is warmer and wetter. The Mediterranean after being destroyed has reopened making the Mediterranean no longer a salt-filled desert.Australia‘s subtropical forests have expanded greatly , the emergence of a large lake in the heart of Australia has formed. Antarctica is no longer the silent white continent it once was. With ice sheets dramatically reduced, the coasts have opened into tundra plains, moss‑covered valleys, and cold‑adapted shrublands. A ring of sub‑Antarctic forests, descendants of hardy southern beech and conifer lineages now clings to the newly exposed land. The inland areas remains a frozen desert, but the edges teem with new strange life.

What do you think? Also if I’ve done something insanely dumb on the map front just tell me. I do also need a creative name for it because I feel ‚future of the world‘ is boring , so please tell me if you have something creative that you don’t care if I steal from you

I used mainly for the map by Saturn1320 on YouTube at least Im not completely ripping it but I have to say I’m using that for the base , here is the link for the video :

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1OQR7QiVqH0

Future of the World : Setting the Stage