Hello and welcome to the brand new Fun Kids Science Midweekly. My name's Dan. This is your quick, bite-sized special on a Wednesday. This week, we've got a brand new episode of Aquanauts. It's our brand new series, All About Water, and we'll answer some of your curious science questions,

including one, all about the mysteries behind atoms. So let's get into it. Right now,

we're going to head over to Aquanaut Central, where they keep an eye on the world's water supply.

Water is vital for humans and all living things really,

and it turns out that there's a lot we can all do to keep it flowing. Aquanauts engineering our

water future. Fresh water is the lifeblood of our planet, crucial for all living things,

including us humans. It's what keeps our ecosystems thriving, our biodiversity booming and our lives running smoothly.

Everyone deserves access to enough safe, clean water for drinking, cooking and sanitation.

But with population growth, climate change and other challenges, our water supply is under

threat.

So conserving water isn't just smart, it's essential.

Hi, I'm Arno. I'm with the Aquanauts.

We're wild about water and how to make sure there's enough for everyone who needs it.

Now and in years to come.

Activate Aquanauts. Here at Aquanaut Central, we keep an eye on

what's happening to our water, looking at new innovations and what we and you can do to help.

After all, we all love water, right? It's everywhere, and we kind of take it for granted. In fact,

the United Nations say access to safe, affordable and clean water is a human right. But

is it that simple? Here's Aquanaut Cole to tell us more.

Thanks, Arno. Here in the UK, we're lucky. Water flows straight to our taps, ready

whenever we need it. But in many parts of the world,

it's a whole different story. People sometimes have to walk for miles to get water from a river or stream.

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