Why is water important to living things?

Biology

2 answers:

Anna007 [38]2 years ago

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Water helps living things survive, including people, animals and plants :D

This is why water is important to living things

Hope this helps! :)

Pie2 years ago

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Living things cannot live without water. Every living thing needs water. The body looses water through waste and we need more water to replace what's been wasted

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