Approximately 75% of Earth is covered by water, which is found in various forms such as oceans, seas, rivers, lakes, and ponds. Water can be divided into saltwater, sourced from oceans and seas, and freshwater, sourced from rivers and lakes, with groundwater often serving as a vital drinking water source. Groundwater, typically accessed through deep wells, is crucial for drinking water supplies.

1. EARTH
THE WATER COMPONENT
OF

2. EARTH’S WATER
Approximately 75% of Earth is water.
There are different bodies of water,
like the ocean, sea river, lake, pond,
waterfall, spring, and stream.

4. Saltwater
comes from oceans and seas, and
freshwater from rivers, lakes, and
ponds.

5. Groundwater
or Rainwater
water absorbed by the ground is also a
source of water. Usually, groundwater
is a source of drinking water that can
be obtained from the deep well, often
with the help of a water pump.

6. IMPORTANCE
OF WATER
Water absorbed by the ground is also a
source of water. Usually, groundwater
is a source of drinking water that can
be obtained from the deep well, often
with the help of a water pump.