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Why do you call nature Mother Nature?
The term "Mother Nature" is a metaphorical personification of nature as a nurturing and life-giving force, much like a mother cares for her children. It reflects the idea of nature providing and sustaining life on Earth.
What do you call the repeating pattern of the nature?
a event that occurs over and over
What do you call the study of reality?
The study of reality is called metaphysics. It explores the fundamental nature of existence, reality, and being.
What do you call an explanation about something that happens in nature?
An explanation about something that happens in nature is called a natural phenomenon. This term is used to describe events or occurrences that are a result of natural processes or interactions within the environment.
What do you call an organism that hunts and kills its food?
Use the discriminant to determine the nature of the roots of 4x2 + 15x + 10 = 0.
What do you call a nature traveler?
ecotourist
What actors and actresses appeared in The Jagged Call of Nature - 2012?
The cast of The Jagged Call of Nature - 2012 includes: Britney Pontikes as Narrator
What do you call a person who loves nature?
romantic
Why do we call crickets nature's thermometers?
Because we do!
What does a yak do after he eats?
he answers a call of nature
What are the release dates for Call of Nature - 2011?
Call of Nature - 2011 was released on: USA: 17 September 2011 (H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival)
Why do they call a trapeze a trapeze?
it's human nature.
What would you call a person who has a Passion for nature?
A person who has a Passion for nature is called a nature lover. Also he or she is called a GREEN lover! SPP.
What do you call a scholar who works to understand the nature of life?
A biologist.
What do you call the study of ultimate nature and significance of values?
Axiology
What do you call people who use nature as art?
fat kids
Why do you call nature Mother Nature?
The term "Mother Nature" is a metaphorical personification of nature as a nurturing and life-giving force, much like a mother cares for her children. It reflects the idea of nature providing and sustaining life on Earth.
