How does coconut get water?

Answer 1

Why do you think coconut trees live near a beach, a sea, or a ocean? When the dirt is wet the roots absorb the water. Then the water goes through the roots and the tree cleans the water from the salt, which causes the water to enter the coconut.

But still you are thinking how does the water get in? The stem has a hole. Before you take the coconut off the tree, the coconut has a hole too, so the water goes through the hole and reaches the coconut.

Finally, one more interesting point to note: younger coconuts have a lot of water and only a little of the white pulp and older coconuts have only a little of water and a lot of white pulp.

The whole process may be termed as osmosis or we can also say this is capillarity

Answer 2

Coconuts contain water to promote and sustain the healthy growth of the 'nut' in the soil/sand combination at the edge of the salt water of the sea. As soon as the nut finds the right conditions to germinate, the growing seed ruptures and the 'fresh' contents displace the brine, enabling development.

Answer 3

The water from the coconut occurs naturally by the nutrients absorbed from the soil. The water is delicious and nutritious and can be a good energy drink. No wonder how did it get inside the coconut. Let's just say its a gift from heaven...

Answer 4

there is oxygen prevailing inside the cocunut since its inception, it breathes in hydrogen and allows both oxygen and hydrogen to play with each other so that water can be generated.... the sweetness of the water is a miracle which science fails to understand.

- i hope this was helpful :-)

Answer 5

because

Answer 6

Put A hole in it