Drinking Water

which bird can not drink water if drink then dies...?

everything living needs water to survive...so the answer is yes.

Actually, Eagles get water from the food that they eat. They don't 'drink' water. Odd huh?

If you are using two tablespoons per cup and drinking 12 cups, then yes this is excessive. If you are using two tablespoons for the entire pot then you are okay. No, in effect you are drinking coffee flavored hot water and if that is OK with you then you go right ahead. The measurements you are currently using would make a single (8 oz.) cup for most people.

A sinkhole provides drinking water!

no. guinea pigs should not eat human food.

Only 1 percent of earths water is suitable to drink with 97 percent saltwater and 2 percent in icecaps.

Most likely yes, mice carry diseases all of the time. but you will not be able to tell, i would just not drink it, just to be on the safe side and for sure not get sick and possibly die. - Jay Bacteria from the mouse's gut (and their feces) can infect the water with E. Coli, which will make a human sick if he/she ingests it. - Nicole

Drinking fluids keeps the blood liquid and moving, discouraging clot formation. Travelers should drink something every hour.

The first: It might. The second: No way.

Usually, vitamin water is just water with vitamins added and sometimes sugar to add flavor. I have yet to see carbonated vitamin water.

Yes the medical term is water intoxication. It kills by decreasing the concentration of electrolytes in the blood stream. This affects every organ and tissue but, most quickly it would interfere with the nerves ability to send signals and the muscles (including and most importantly the hearts) ability to contract.

No problem, but only water, OK ?

It needs to be cleaned, disinfected and in the case of sea-water de-salinated.

Small amounts can usually be treated with commercially available tablets, while lage amounts need to go through a water treatment plant.

it can effect our drinking because of the salt that is in the water

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IT BUYS IT FROM THE STORE. no just kidding i don't know and nobody answer this question. :D

It is important to stay well hydrated while breastfeeding, but your consumption of water should not directly affect your baby's constipation. If you are nursing on demand, and keeping yourself fed and hydrated, your baby will be fine.

Depending on how fast you run and outside temperature, you could get dehydrated. If in heat, you could suffer heatstroke or sun stroke. Our bodies depend on fluids and electrolytes.

yes of course! :)

Answer #2:

It kinda is. While bottled water is more purified, tap/fountain water has a few minerals that you should have. Also plastic water bottles wreck the environment.

But, if you buy a water purifier (ex: Brita) you can put other water in it to stop plastic bottles from harming the environment. Also if you don't buy bottled water, you save money too.

Because lead is hugely toxic, and can leach into the water, thereby poisoning whoever drinks it.

no it is not a fountain is a man made water a body of water can only be something natural

I've been "researching" this a bit on the web, and have not found anything that corroborates whether warm water or cold water will make you have to pee sooner. I have found people in general backing up both "theories" but nothing medical that confirms or does not confirm, other than a couple of sites that have said that it does not matter what the temperature is, it will quickly revert to body temp.

We drink water, in countries where it is processed before it reaches our taps.

No matter where the water comes from originally, by the time it's undergone the purification processes required by law to produce drinking water in most places , it's just plain water.

the optimal level of tds in drinking water is between 75 - 150 .

good luck.

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