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🗓️ 23 May 2021
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0:00.0 | Hello and welcome back to the Curious Kid podcast. |
0:25.8 | There are so many topics we've covered already that would be hard to live without. |
0:31.3 | The internet, light bulbs, cars, and refrigerators, just to name a few. |
0:39.7 | Living without those things would be hard, |
0:46.4 | but it would also be possible. The topic we are learning about today is so important that we really can't live without it. Mail bag! |
0:55.7 | Hi, Olivia. |
1:01.1 | My daughter, five-year-old Addison, wants to get curious about water. |
1:05.8 | Her question is, how long can a person survive without water? |
1:10.0 | Love the podcast, Addison from New Haven, Connecticut. |
1:16.5 | That's an amazing email. We are getting curious about water for Addison. I also love the question she had, and I think it should be the question of the week. So the question of the week |
1:22.3 | is, how long can a person survive without water? No animal can exist without water for too long. African dwarf |
1:30.8 | frogs can only survive for about 20 minutes without water. Other animals can go longer than that without water. |
1:38.8 | Do you think you know how long humans can survive without water? While you're guessing, let's learn what water is. Water is a liquid |
1:47.5 | that has no water and no taste. It's also transparent. And it doesn't contain any calories or |
1:56.9 | nutrients. Water is used for so many things you do throughout the day. |
2:02.7 | Brushing your teeth, going potty, taking a bath or shower, washing your clothes, |
2:09.3 | washing the dishes, and so much more. There are so many things that makes water unique. |
2:15.6 | It is the only substance on earth that appears naturally as |
2:20.6 | liquid, solid, and gas. The solid version of water is ice, and the gas version is water vapor. |
2:27.9 | The human body is about 65% water. The number varies from person to person. |
2:36.0 | For example, male bodies have a slightly higher percentage of water than female bodies. |
2:42.0 | Newborn babies have a very high water percentage of about 75%. |
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