All the trees in the forest fell due to strong winds

In the heart of a dense forest, where the rustle of leaves was a constant lullaby, nature's symphony was abruptly silenced by the tumult of an unforgiving storm.
This storm, unlike any in recent memory, was driven by powerful winds that screeched through the canopy, tearing at the branches like some relentless tempestuous tide.
The trees, once proud sentinels of the forest, found themselves unable to withstand the relentless onslaught of the wind, and one by one, they began to fall. Among this chaos, the animals that called this forest their home sensed the disaster.
These creatures, ranging from the smallest insects to the majestic deer and elusive leopards, faced a grim new reality. The owl, wise and stoic, took to the sky, surveying the tangled mess below, and hooted a cry of warning to its fellow forest dwellers.
The monkeys, quick as ever, scampered from one sagging branch to another, searching for safety. And the deer, nimble and swift, darted through the shadows of the fallen giants, their instincts urging them to find refuge.
As the storm ravaged the landscape, the animals gathered in the open clearing, a safe distance from the falling timbers. It was here that the old and wise elephant, regarded as the leader of the wild, called an urgent meeting.
"Listen, my friends," he trumpeted, his voice resonating through the air heavy with the smell of rain and uprooted earth. "Our forest, our sanctuary, is no longer safe. We must find a new home, at least until nature decides to calm her fury."
The animals exchanged worried glances, understanding the gravity of their situation. They had seen storms before, but none that had devastated the forest so completely, forcing such a decision upon them.
A sense of camaraderie and cooperation spread among the group as they began their journey. The birds flew ahead, scouting new lands, while the land-dwellers, led by the elephant, marched below.
It was a somber exodus, one filled with uncertainty, but it was also a testament to their resilience and unity. No matter what trials lay ahead, they were determined to find a new place to call home.
And so, with heavy hearts but hopeful spirits, they set forth into the unknown, leaving behind the forest that had sheltered them for so long.