In the Philippines, where there are only two main seasons—wet (rainy) and dry (summer)—seasonal changes significantly impact the natural world. 1. Plants and Trees- During the dry season (March to May), many trees shed their leaves, and some plants dry out due to intense heat. However, hardy plants like coconut trees and banana plants continue to thrive.- In the wet season (June to November), vegetation becomes lush and green due to frequent rainfall, and flowers like sampaguita and gumamela bloom more.2. Animals- Some animals, like frogs and toads, become more active and are often heard croaking during the rainy season.- Birds may seek shelter more frequently during heavy rains, while insects like mosquitoes increase due to stagnant water.- Stray dogs and cats are often seen seeking dry places during strong storms.3. Weather Patterns- The dry season brings extreme heat, with temperatures sometimes reaching 35°C or higher, causing drought in some areas.- The rainy season is marked by heavy rains, typhoons, and occasional flooding, especially in low-lying areas.- The transition months (December to February) bring cooler breezes, especially in the mornings and evenings.4. Bodies of Water- Rivers and lakes shrink during the dry season due to evaporation, affecting water supply.- During the rainy season, water levels rise, sometimes causing floods, especially in urban areas with poor drainage.These seasonal changes influence daily life, agriculture, and even transportation, as roads can become slippery or impassable during heavy rains.