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  1. 4. The animals, birds, and insects that live in a park or natural environment. Parks may provide habitats for various wildlife species, allowing visitors to observe and appreciate nature.
  2. 6. The act of running at a steady and moderate pace for exercise or fitness. Many people use park paths for jogging, enjoying the fresh air and natural surroundings while improving their health.
  3. 7. The lush and abundant plant life, including grass, shrubs, and trees, found in parks. Greenery adds beauty, freshness, and a sense of nature to the park environment.
  4. 8. A meal or gathering held outdoors, usually in a park, where people enjoy food and drinks. Picnics often involve sitting on blankets or using picnic tables.
  5. 9. A designated route or trail within a park for walking, jogging, or biking. Paths provide a way to explore the park and connect different areas within it.
  6. 10. An outdoor area with grass, trees, and recreational facilities. Parks provide spaces for people to relax, play, and enjoy nature in urban environments.
  7. 12. An area cultivated with plants, flowers, and sometimes vegetables. Gardens can be found in parks or private spaces and are often designed for beauty and relaxation.
  8. 13. The animals, birds, and insects that live in a park or natural environment. Parks may provide habitats for various wildlife species, allowing visitors to observe and appreciate nature.
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  1. 1. A decorative structure in a park that releases a stream of water into the air. Fountains can be simple or elaborate, providing visual interest and a soothing sound.
  2. 2. The activity of riding a bicycle. Parks often have designated areas or paths for cycling, providing a safe and enjoyable space for people of all ages to ride their bikes.
  3. 3. A long, usually wooden seat found in parks for people to sit and rest. Benches offer a place to relax, observe nature, or have conversations with others.
  4. 5. A meal or gathering held outdoors, usually in a park, where people enjoy food and drinks. Picnics often involve sitting on blankets or using picnic tables.
  5. 8. An area within a park where children can play on swings, slides, and other equipment. Playgrounds are designed to promote physical activity and fun for children.
  6. 10. A small body of still water found in parks, often inhabited by fish, ducks, or other aquatic creatures. Ponds add natural beauty and attract wildlife to the park.
  7. 11. The area protected from direct sunlight by trees or structures. Parks with trees offer shaded areas where people can seek relief from the sun and enjoy a cooler atmosphere.