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sattari [20]
2 years ago
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I don't know about you, but no one ever answers my question correctly; sometimes they just want points and post random things, b

ut today I'll give brainiest and 5 stars to whoever actually answers the question the way I want!
My question: How does knowing that all the oceans are joined together help you understand the impact of a river drying up? Write a paragraph or create a short presentation to demonstrate your understanding.
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Geography
1 answer:
irina [24]2 years ago
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Oceans being joined together helps me understand the impact of a river being dried up because rivers lead to the ocean, once a river is dried up not only does that cut off a stream to the ocean it also affects animals. There’s many animals who live by water or live in water, and without it they wouldn’t be able to thrive. For example, some animals might stay near water to catch fish to eat and survive. Without the water, there are no fish.. but without the fish, that animal that was reliant on the fish wouldn’t be able to survive. A river drying up could also affect humans who live by water, and who use the stream as a water source. It could affect fisherman’s businesses and even food source if there’s no water. Oceans being conjoined together also help me understand the impact because if the Pacific Ocean just randomly dried up, it would affect the rest. The same as a river, if too many dry up it could eventually effect the ocean itself.
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