The Choluteca Bridge was constructed over the Choluteca River in Honduras in 1998. Shortly thereafter, Hurricane Mitch rerouted the Choluteca River from under the bridge and destroyed the roads on both sides, rendering the bridge obsolete. However, the Japanese-designed bridge stood in near perfect condition. It became known as the "Bridge to Nowhere". The bridge now serves as a metaphor for adaptation in the face of change and the unquestionable supremacy of nature.