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Bodies of water include lakes, oceans, ponds, rivers, and lagoons. Volcanoes can create or destroy land and are dangerous. Caves provide habitat for bears and bats. Glaciers are moving ice and canons are deep valleys carved by erosion.
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Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
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- 2. Bodies of Waters • Lakes, lakes are very large. They trail down really long. • Oceans, Arctic, Atlantic, Pacific, Southern, and Indian • Ponds, ponds are smaller then lakes. • Rivers, rivers are like lakes. They are long and trail down. • Coast, coast is when there is a part of land near the sea • Lagoon, lagoon is a small fresh lake near a larger lake. • Waterfalls, water that falls from a land. • Peninsula, a piece of land almost surrounded by water
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