The Most Water - An Amazing List of 7
Have you ever wondered what has the most water? Who drinks the most water? Which things absorbs the most water? And so on.
Such questions bother me all the time. Existential angst some call it. Quest for knowledge some call it.
Whatever be the case once again, I have delved into the very depth of this mystery and unraveled some startling facts of the most water.
Here we go.
1. Country that has the Most Water - Canada
Canada the second largest country in the world has the most water in the world. Water occupies 8.93% of the total area of Canada. Source.
2. Fruit that has the Most Water
Watermelon and strawberries contain about 92 percent water per volume. Source.
3. Vegetable that has the Most Water
Cucumber and lettuce have 96 percent water.
4. Animal that drinks the Most Water
Elephants probably drink the most water at one time. They can drink as much as 200 liters (about 53 gallons) a day normally, but it seems they will drink much more than that if they are ill. Source.
5. Thing which Absorbs the Most Water
Superabsorbent polymers (SAPs) (also called slush powder) are polymers that can absorb and retain extremely large amounts of a liquid relative to their own mass (800 to1000 times)
When you add water to it, it instantly turns from a liquid to a slushy solid. Source.
6. Layer of the atmosphere that has the Most Water
The troposphere also contains 99% of the water vapor in the atmosphere. Source.
7. Waterfall that has the most water
Image Source: pinterest
Inga Falls, a 3,000-foot wide waterfall, located on the Congo River has the most water. Source.
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Such questions bother me all the time. Existential angst some call it. Quest for knowledge some call it.
Whatever be the case once again, I have delved into the very depth of this mystery and unraveled some startling facts of the most water.
Here we go.
1. Country that has the Most Water - Canada
Canada the second largest country in the world has the most water in the world. Water occupies 8.93% of the total area of Canada. Source.
2. Fruit that has the Most Water
Watermelon and strawberries contain about 92 percent water per volume. Source.
3. Vegetable that has the Most Water
Cucumber and lettuce have 96 percent water.
4. Animal that drinks the Most Water
Image Source: Wikimedia
Elephants probably drink the most water at one time. They can drink as much as 200 liters (about 53 gallons) a day normally, but it seems they will drink much more than that if they are ill. Source.
5. Thing which Absorbs the Most Water
Image Source: tramfloc
Superabsorbent polymers (SAPs) (also called slush powder) are polymers that can absorb and retain extremely large amounts of a liquid relative to their own mass (800 to1000 times)
When you add water to it, it instantly turns from a liquid to a slushy solid. Source.
6. Layer of the atmosphere that has the Most Water
The troposphere also contains 99% of the water vapor in the atmosphere. Source.
7. Waterfall that has the most water
Image Source: pinterest
Inga Falls, a 3,000-foot wide waterfall, located on the Congo River has the most water. Source.
---- END ----
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Look like an Eye
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Country that Eats the Most
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Should US be Spying on its friends?
That's it. Thank you for reading The Most Water. Please show your appreciation by sharing and/or leaving a comment.
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