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Water (WATER (LAKE BAIKAL (the deepest lake in the world is Lake Baikal
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Water
WATER
water is one of the most common substances on Earth necessary for the life of most animals and plants.
LAKE BAIKAL
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the nearly 2000 plants and animal species that live in Lake Baikal have adapted to their super-huge and wet but very cold home.
water covers more than two-thirds of the surface of our planet. we have enough water on Earth to leave the tap running for hundred thirty-six trillion years.
SALTWATER
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humans cannot survive on salt water because the amount of salt in salt water is higher than what our bodies can process drinking too much salt water can actually kill a person.
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FRESHWATER
freshwater is found in lakes rivers ponds Wetland and streams water that does not contain a large amount of salt.
about 3% of planets totally Water Supplies is freshwater and about 2% of the fresh water supply is locked up in Frozen glaciers.
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WATER ABAPTATIONS
FRESHWATER ENVIROMENT
The only difference between photosynthesis in aquatic and land plants is where in their environments they get these nutrients. Land plants get water from the ground through their extensive root system, carbon dioxide from the air through their stomata (tiny holes in a plant's leaves), and energy from the sun.
Many plants and animals have adapted to the freshwater biome and could not survive in water having a higher salt concentration. ... Fish such as trout have adapted to living in rivers and streams where the water is cooler, clearer and has a higher oxygen level.
DESERTS ENVIROMENT
To move nutrients up their roots, plants evaporate water from their leaves in a process called transpiration. But in the desert, where water is hard to come by, many plants have adaptations to help save water.
Since water is so scarce, most desert animals get their water from the food they eat: succulent plants, seeds, or the blood and body tissues of their prey. ... Desert animals prevent water leaving their bodies in a number of different ways.