The diagram details the way in which water moves in a natural cycle.
Looking at the overall process, it is a circular process consisting of three main stages: the absorption of water from rain, the infiltration, and the evaporation of water from various sources. Furthermore, this cycle is sustainable as the water released by multiple processes is absorbed by nature elements.
The first stage is that rain falls and the water is transported into plant life systems, serving as a source of energy. The water from rain goes to bedrock through an infiltration process and then flows to the water stream. The following state is that the water also undergoes trees and experiences the process of evapotranspiration. This water also goes to the water stream.
Afterward, the water from multiple sources evaporates and enters the atmosphere. They then condense and form darker clouds, indicating the beginning of rain. This final step completes the cycle and begins again.