Cox’s Bazar, one of the longest beaches in the world, is located in Bangladesh. Along its shores, hundreds of fishermen work tirelessly, mending their nets in preparation for their next venture into the ocean. The islands are scattered with fishing nets, resembling alien wings spread across the landscape. The resilience, determination, and adaptability of these fishermen in the face of climate change are truly remarkable. Their unwavering struggle and rich history connection to the sea reflect the raw beauty of Bangladesh—a place where the human landscape stands uniquely apart from the rest of the world.