Relationship Between Life And Water Essay

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“They can’t be Your Good Friends Who Keep
Their Eye Constantly on Your Possession”

Good friends do things together based on their faith and sincerity of intention.
Good friends are good hearted to each other with the kind and good manner.
Good friends can compensate for a loss or expense with helping each other.
If an individual is not concerned about the related loss, he is not a good friend.
Your physical assets are of many kinds including monetary and non-monetary.
Generally, the monetary possession measures your economic or financial ability.
The non-monetary possession is always composed of your physical possession.
Your physical possessions are those estimated in terms of assets and property.
Your assets and property are the house,
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Animals and plants are the lives which have the ability to grow or reproduce.
The existence of an individual human being or animal is defined as the life.
Life is living thing and it’s activity or something like this continue to exist.
Water forms seas, rivers and rain including those as the basis of living thing.
It is available in mineral sources including spring used for medical purpose.
Watering hole is a source from which the animals can drink water regularly.
Water fall is stream water falling from a height and get utilized by animal.
We can’t do anything without water or we can’t do service having no water.
The animal including the human makes use of water in their daily occasion.
Plants will not grow or survive without the regular supply of water to them.
Chemically atom of hydrogen and atom of oxygen make a molecule of water.
We give up carbon dioxide (CO2) and take oxygen (O2) given up by the plant.
By the similar transaction of CO2 and O2, animal and plant are interdependent.
Life is water and water is life or life and water are interdependent for

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