The given picture depicts the water cycle in nature.
There are six main stages in the process, commencing with condensation and culminating with evaporation and transpiration.
Firstly, a large number of dark clouds gather together so as to create the condensation. Following this, heavy precipitation pours over both high and low places. For both types of places, the precipitation can turn into snow and slowly melt from the top to the bottom of the mountain and flow down the lake. Next, the water from that lake has 2 directions of the water systems. The first one is to become percolation, which functions as minerals in the roots to provide nutrition for the trees, especially their leaves. Thereby, it creates the process called transpiration. Another one is the groundwater flow that runs through the ocean. At the same time, the water from the sea fades away and turns into evaporation. In the last stage, transpiration and evaporation restart the process.
