Nature

3. Underground chambers formed by natural processes, often showcasing unique geological formations.
7. A large, still body of freshwater surrounded by land, offering a habitat for aquatic organisms.
8. Cold and treeless landscapes with frozen soil, supporting hardy plant and animal life.
12. Deep and narrow valleys with steep sides, often formed by the erosion of rock over time.
13. Cascading streams of water flowing over a vertical drop, creating a breathtaking natural spectacle.
14. Majestic landforms with towering peaks, often covered in snow or lush vegetation.
15. Arid landscapes with little rainfall, characterized by sandy dunes and unique flora and fauna.

1. A flowing body of water that moves continuously along a specific course, supporting aquatic life.
2. Open areas covered with grasses and other non-woody plants, providing habitats for various species.
4. Low-lying areas between hills or mountains, often with a river flowing through.
5. Areas where land and water meet, characterized by shallow water and specific plant species.
6. Dense and green areas with an abundance of trees, providing a habitat for various wildlife.
9. Coastal areas with sandy shores, where land and water meet, providing a scenic environment.
10. A landmass surrounded by water, smaller than a continent, and often with distinct ecosystems.
11. Vast and deep bodies of saltwater, home to diverse marine life and ecosystems.