What would happen if there is no water
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Without water, life on Earth would not be possible. Plants, animals, and humans would not survive as we all rely on water to live. Key processes like the water cycle and ocean ecosystems like sea life would cease to exist. Basic functions we take for granted like drinking, washing, swimming, and maintaining oral hygiene would no longer be possible. The world would become much warmer and dirtier without the moderating presence of water.
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3) Ardi's opposable big toe and flexible feet and hands showed adaptations for both walking upright and climbing
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Just Add Water
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Charitywaterdeck2009
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- 1. What would happen if there is no water? Manuela Parro Teresita Labbe Isidora Fernandez
- 2. • WE CAN NOT LIVE • THE PLANTS CAN NOT LIVE • THE ANIMALS CAN NOT LIVE • SEA LIFE WOULD NOT EXIST • WE CAN NOT SWIM • WE CAN NOT SURF • WE CAN NOT WASH • WE CAN NOT MAKE JUICE • WE CAN NOT BRUSH OUR TEETH • THE THINGS WOULD BE DIRTY • THE WATER CYCLE WOULDN’T EXIST • OUR BODY GETS DEHYDRATED • THE WORLD WILL BE WARMER
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- 5. SEA LIFE WOULD NOT EXIST
- 6. WE CAN NOT SWIM AND SURF
- 7. WE CAN NOT WASH
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