Earth’s Water.

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Earth’s Water

Our “Blue” Planet

~97% of Earth’s water is saltwater (water that has salt in it) ~3% of Earth’s water is freshwater (water that does not contain any salt)

Oceans Earth has 4 named Oceans: Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, and Arctic All of Earth’s oceans are connected

Solid: - “Frozen” freshwater can be found in icebergs, glaciers, ice caps North and South Poles

Free-flowing: Free-flowing water can be found in: Rivers/lakes Swamps/ Marshes Ground/Aquifer Animals Plants Atmosphere

(saltwater/oceans) (freshwater) 70% 30% (Solid) (free-flowing) Earth’s Water: 97% 3% (saltwater/oceans) (freshwater) 70% 30% (Solid) (free-flowing) - No Pole - Underground - So Pole - Aquifers - Icebergs - Rivers - Glaciers - Lakes - Ice caps - Animals - Plants - Atmosphere

Interesting Facts about Water: Human bodies are 2/3 water Human brain is 80% water Humans can live longer without consuming food as compared to consuming water If a human loses 20% of their total body water, they are unable to survive