Nature refers to the world around us, the plants, animals, birds, landscapes, and elements like air and water that make up environment. It’s all everything not made by  humans. Nature is often seen as beautiful and amazing vast forests, high mountains, sparkling rivers, and wildlife. The most and important aspect of nature is biodiversity, which means the variety of life forms found in a particular habitat and  ecosystem. Biodiversity is crucial because it ensures that ecosystem can continue to function properly. Every plants and animals plays a  important role in its environment, contributing to manage the balance of nature.

Nature provides us various types of benefits that are essential and good for our survival and well-being. Many good examples of  nature are such as, that trees that help in to produce oxygen, which we need to breathe, and they also absorb carbon dioxide helping to manage the Balance of climate change. Plants and animals are good for our life. Plants and animals provides us with food, medicines, woods, and various type of materials for clothing and shelter. Spending time in a nature is also good for our mental health and Physical health. Nature also helps in  to reduce stress, improve mood, and increase feelings well-being. Many types of activities like hiking, camping, and gardening allows to connect with nature and appreciate its beauty.

Our nature is threating with many human activities such as, deforestation, pollution and Habitat destruction. The change of climate is caused by burning of  fossil fuels is also having a profound impact on ecosystem and wildlife. We all protect the nature because  nature is important for the health of plants and all its inhabitants, including humans. In nature there are millions of different species of plants  and animals each with its own unique characteristics. In this article  we tell us about examples of nature.

  1. Sunsets
  2. Mountains
  3. Oceans
  4. Waterfalls
  5. Forests
  6. Lakes
  7. Deserts
  8. Canyons
  9. Valleys
  10. Fields
  11. Glaciers
  12. Caves
  13. Coral Reefs
  14. Tundras
  15. Volcanoes
  16. Islands
  17. Plains
  18. Wetlands
  19. Sand Dunes
  20. Grasslands
  21. Mangroves
  22. Fjords
  23. Lagoons
  24. Marshes
  25. Estuaries
  26. Geysers
  27. Cliffs
  28. Meadows
  29. Arches
  30. Plateaus
  31. Ravines
  32. Gorges
  33. Craters
  34. Foothills
  35. Atolls
  36. Barrens
  37. Badlands
  38. Seashores
  39. Deltas
  40. Hot Springs
  41. Peninsulas
  42. Dunes
  43. Icebergs
  44. Bluffs
  45. Eskers
  46. Kelp Forests
  47. Bogs
  48. Apls
  49. Prairies
  50. Highlands
  51. Ravines
  52. Foothills
  53. Taigas
  54. Fens
  55. Fumaroles
  56. Sinkholes
  57. Moraines
  58. Steppe
  59. Drumlins
  60. Kettle Lakes
  61. Lava Fields
  62. Loess Hills
  63. Polders
  64. Karsts
  65. Oasis
  66. Pampas
  67. Savannas
  68. Swamps
  69. Piedmonts
  70. Arboreal Forests
  71. Seagrass Beds
  72. Salt Flats
  73. Seamounts
  74. Alvar
  75. Buttes
  76. Calderas
  77. Escarpments
  78. Playas
  79. Tepuis
  80. Abrolhos
  81. Algae
  82. Animal Culture
  83. Amphibians
  84. Atrophy
  85. Bamboo
  86. Arachnids
  87. Aurora Borealis
  88. Bacteria
  89. Beaches
  90. Biology
  91. Birds
  92. Black Holes
  93. Climate
  94. Coasts
  95. Decomposition
  96. Galaxies
  97. Gravity
  98. Herbivores
  99. Carnivores
  100. Scavengers
  101. Hot Springs
  102. Ice Lands
  103. Icebergs
  104. Lagoons
  105. Landforms
  106. Magma
  107. Mammals
  108. Meadows
  109. Meteors
  110. Milky Way
  111. Moss
  112. Mud
  113. Oceanic Trenches
  114. Parasites
  115. Plants
  116. Ponds
  117. Rain
  118. Rainforests
  119. Rogue Waves
  120. Sand
  121. Sand Dunes
  122. Sea Shells
  123. Seeds
  124. Snow
  125. Solar System
  126. Space
  127. Stars
  128. Water Cycle
  129. Waves
  130. Wildfires
  131. Amphibians
  132. Atrophy
  133. Avalanches
  134. Honey Bees
  135. Birth And Death
  136. Breathing
  137. Cells
  138. Cliffs
  139. Clouds
  140. Comets
  141. Continents
  142. Cyclones
  143. Earthquakes
  144. Ecosystem
  145. Electromagnetic Radiation
  146. Entropy
  147. Fishing
  148. Flowers
  149. Food Chains
  150. Fungi
  151. Gemstones
  152. Grasslands
  153. Hail
  154. Herbs
  155. Hurricanes And Typhoons
  156. Ice Storms
  157. Insects
  158. Landslides
  159. Mines And Minerals
  160. Moon
  161. Solar Wind
  162. Angel Falls
  163. Appalachian Mountains
  164. Arches National Parks
  165. Atlantic Ocean
  166. Central Parks
  167. Amazon Rainforest
  168. Great Barrier Reef
  169. Grand Canyon
  170. Serengeti National Park
  171. Yellowstone National Park
  172. Galapagos Islands
  173. Victoria Falls
  174. Mount Everest
  175. Great Smoky Mountains
  176. Banff National Parks
  177. Mount Elbrus
  178. Valley Of The Kings
  179. Denali National Park
  180. Great Ocean Road
  181. Mount Cook
  182. Monument Valley
  183. Bay Of Islands
  184. Bay Of Fundy
  185. Sahara Desert
  186. Rocky Mountains
  187. Victoria Falls
  188. Great Blue Holes
  189. Soil
  190. Wildlife Sanctuaries
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Anil Saini

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