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I would say or would guess a mother mocking bird.
"Mère Nature"
Mère Nature Mère = Mother Nature = Nature
No. It would be more correct to say "After we cursed and insulted Mother Nature for the wicked winter, she reciprocated by giving us a week of excessive heat."
who, whould you say is the father or mother of the i pod
You can say the samething you would say to your mom
mother nature is important to us. love mother nature as you love your self
Mother Nature is the woman that gave birth to nature That’s why it’s called Mother Nature
Mother Nature's husband is Father Nature.
In Kannada, we would say: Prakruthi or Swabhava(as in human nature).
If Father Time and Mother Nature had a child, then nature and time would mix into one and create an indestructible hairy man beast named trey slaughter who would undoubtfully consume the entire planet and eventually end all life in the universe.
"Mother Nature" is the female anthropomorphic representation of "Nature" (weather and the biosphere). It is used, often commercially, as a convenient reference to the "natural state" of things, events and attributes that normally occur. A more stylized version is the "Earth goddess", including the Greek version Gaia, as the founder of earth and living things. (see related links)