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Aquifers and subglacial lakes have stored fossil water for thousands of years
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Glaciers are thick, solid bodies of ice that flow like rivers!
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Coconuts are found in tropical locations all over the world, but this wasn’t always the case.
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Permafrost is frozen ground that, when thawed, destabilizes land and releases greenhouse gases, fueling climate change
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Cenotes are limestone caverns that are formed when rainwater trickles its way down through limestone bedrock. 
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In East Antarctica, buried under 2.5 miles (4 kilometers) there lies a lake called Lake Vostok, which is now buried under ice near Russia's Vostok research station. This lake is cut off from sunlight and contact with the earth’s atmosphere.
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The Dead Sea has the lowest elevation on the Earth at 1,407 feet (428.9 meters) below sea level. It was created by a rift, similar to Lake Baikal.
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A waterspout is a column of cloud-filled wind rotating over a body of water, descending from a cumulus cloud.
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The 1000-year-long Voyage of Water: How Water circulates through the Oceans!
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Dissolved Oxygen- This is how animals with gills breathe underwater!
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Bromeliad plants: Nature’s habitat for frogs!
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Atacama desert: Earth’s driest place where animals survive on dew!
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The Congo River crosses the equator twice!
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Lake Baikal- The world's oldest, largest, and deepest freshwater lake!
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Wetlands are natural water filters!
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Water travels up a tree trunk at up to 160 feet (50 meters) per hour!
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Estuaries: Areas where freshwater and saltwater mix!
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Plant roots help to keep water in the soil!
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Some microbes can survive in boiling water and toxic minerals!
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Bacteria in the clouds help make rain!
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Sea stars don’t have bones; they use water pumps to move around!
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Cats’ tongues use physics to drink water!
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Diving bell spiders make their own SCUBA gear!
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Some animals can walk on water!
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Animals live in underground rivers and lakes!
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Survival of Wood Frogs: Wood Frogs can survive even after most of the water in their body freezes!
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Camels store water in their blood cells, not their humps!
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Archerfish use water to hunt insects!
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Elephants dig wells to access clean water!
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Scientists Use DNA to track Animal life!
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The first public water infrastructure was built in Ancient Mesopotamia!
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Only about 3% of the world’s water is freshwater!
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