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The document discusses different types of bodies of water such as streams, rivers, lakes, and waterfalls. Streams are small and narrow bodies of water that join together to form wider rivers. Rivers can empty into lakes and range from clear to muddy. People and animals rely on streams and rivers as a source of fresh drinking water.
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- 5. Sometimes it is too wet!
- 6. Or the hill is too steep.
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