Interesting Facts about Water you must know| Media Tech|

• If all of the water vapour in our planet's atmosphere fell as water at once and spread out evenly, it would cover the globe with about an inch of water.
• Newborn babies have even more, ringing in at 78% water.
• An inch of H20 covering one acre (27,154 gallons) weighs 113 tons.
• 97% of the water on Earth is found in the ocean; 2.5% is unavailable fresh water and 0.5% is available freshwater.
• More than one-quarter of all bottled water comes from a municipal water supply the same place that tap water comes from.
• Since the average faucet releases 2 gallons of water per minute, you can save up to 4 gallons of water each day.
• There are around 1 million miles of water pipeline and aqueducts in the U.S. and Canada, enough to circle the globe 40 times.
• The WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION says 2 gallons per person daily to meet the requirements of most people under most conditions; and around 5 gallons per person daily to cover basic hygiene and food hygiene needs.
• On average, an American resident uses about 100 gallons of water per day
• It takes 2.6 gallons of water to make 17 ounces of plastic.
• Americans use 5 times the amount of water that Europeans use.
• A small drip from a faucet can waste as much as 75 liters of water every day.
• Water is the only substance on earth found naturally in three forms: liquid, solid and gas.
• A trillion tons of h20 evaporated by the sun daily.
• In canada there is more underground water than the surface.
• Canada is home to 25% of the world's wetlands. In fact, it's the the largest wetland area in the world.
• Our bodies are 60-70% water; our brains are 75% of water; our lings are nearly 90% water; and our blood is about 82% water.
• Freshwater withdrawals for agriculture exceed 90% in many countries: Cambodia 94%, Pakistan 94%, Vietnam 95%, Madagascar 97%, Iran 92%.
• NASA has discovered water in the form ice on the moon.
• It takes 25 liters of water to make 1 bottle of Beer.
• The hottest sea water is in the persian gulf. It is 35 degrees centigrade.
• A seagull can drink saltwater as it has special glands to filter out the salt.