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A pool of standing water can be hidinga great many different kinds of bacteria. These bacteria are invisible to the human eye.
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What could a pool of standing water be hiding?
Pot hole
What could a pool of standing water be hiding on a road?
deep pot holes
What could a standing pool of water be hiding when driving?
Re-phrase the question - it is not clear.
Could a pool of standing water be hiding?
Many hazards can be hiding in standing water. One of the most treacherous is sinkholes. Another danger in many states is flash floods. Even six inches of water can be hiding a current that will sweep your car away. (If your doing your your driving permit your answer should be "All of the above".)
What can a pool of standing water be hiding?
Some time ago a child went missing not far from where I live . She was finaly found in a swimming pool full of stagnant water after nearl 2 days.
A pool of standing water could be hiding where?
Water can stand in any low spot. As long as there is even a small area that is lower than the surroundings water can stand.
A pool of standing water could be hiding A flash flood currents that could sweep your car away B deep sinkholes C all of the above?
C
What happens to surface water in a standing pool?
Though the surface water is stagnant in a standing pool life may still thrive there. The beautiful Lotus flower loves stagnant water. The anaerobic bacteria is also found in stagnant water.
What is an example for a standing water ecosystem?
Pond, swimming pool, etc
How do you get rid of water bugs in my salt water pool?
Put a tarp roughly as big as your pool on it overnight if it is near a garden with good hiding places for small things.
Will a brass fountain standing in a pool affect the pH level in a salt water pool?
Is the fountain Solid Brass or Chrome-Plated Brass?
Why is it when it's raining the water in the swimming pool is warm but when it is sunny the water in the swimming pool is cold?
It's all about how your body reacts to relative temperatures. The truth is that the pool temperature is not likely to be the culprit. It's more about how your body perceives the difference between the outside temperature vs the pool temperature. The transition from standing in the hot sun to getting into your pool makes the water feel colder than it might feel than if you are standing in cold rain before entering the pool.
