Do you capitalize Nature

Answer 1

yes you do because you capalatise nouns nouns are things people ANIMALS

Actually, you would not capitalize a common noun, such as an animal. If you were saying, for example, "I came across a lynx on the Mt. Chimmons trail." You would not capitalize lynx; however, if you are using its scientific name, Lynx canadensis, then you capitalize the genus name and you do not capitalize the species name. More examples, do not capitalize: beagle, dog, cat, black ferret, black bear, etc. If you are writing a pets name, like Snoopy, then you would capital the name because that is a proper noun. I hope that is clear and concise.

Answer 2

A word should be capitalized if it is a proper noun or it begins a sentence. The word nature should only be capitalized if it begins a sentence or is used as a proper noun.

Answer 3

yes just the first name if it has two parts of the name the second stays lower case for example: Toxoplasma gondii

Answer 4

Typically you would not unless it is a formal name.

The only lion in the lion cage was Leo the Lion.

Answer 5

Yes, "Nature" is typically capitalized when referring to the natural world or the forces of the physical world.