Why is the property of water important to organisms in Aquatic and land habitats?

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lana66690 [7]2 years ago

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<u>Without a water supply, organisms in aquatic and land habitats will die. Organisms without access of water cannot access oxygen, and as a result of that, they would die. Oxygen is needed for organisms in order to survive. Water also helps insulate the living environment for these organisms.</u>

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