Your first error here is to think that our man-made environment is not "natural". We are animals that live here on the planet Earth, and we and our works are entirely "natural".
they are natural features that are shown in a map
No. No study has ever shown that environment or other external factors can lead to homosexuality.No. No study has ever shown that environment or other external factors can lead to homosexuality.
a natural setting
Never. Love is a natural affect that is shown at early age.
Never. Love is a natural affect that is shown at early age.
Any zoo that presents animals in a natural environment and cares for the population with respect, has shown ,by action, respectful treatment of animals. This allows respectful, ethical treatment of any animals moving forward in that persons' life.
All chemicals that hurt the environment should be labelled with the appropriate sticker, as shown here: http://web.onetel.net.uk/~uncletony/images/coshh8.gif
In English, natural gender is shown through the use of specific gendered words such as "he" for males and "she" for females. Some nouns also have gender-specific forms, such as "actor" for males and "actress" for females. Pronouns and titles can also indicate natural gender, such as "king" for a male monarch and "queen" for a female monarch.
So that the people who visits in that place or a single country may be so exited to go to that place perhaps the Philippines or example the Philippines someon look at the map of the Philippines and they are so exited because they saw that in the Philippines there are chocolate hill on bohol then alot of tourists will go to Philippines and then that's the answer of that question!
Dots, natural colors and Australian animals such as lizards, snakes, ect.
A number of studies has shown that indeed natural sugar does not cause hyperactivity. It has however been found that the artificial sugar causes hyperactivity.
Massage has also been shown to stimulate the body's ability to naturally control pain by stimulating the brain to produce endorphins.