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  • Aquifers: Understanding Underground Water Storage
    The underground layer of spongy rock that holds water is called an aquifer.

    Here's a breakdown:

    * Aquifer: A body of rock or sediment that is permeable (allows water to flow through it) and saturated with water.

    * Spongy Rock: This refers to the porous nature of the rock, meaning it has many spaces or holes that can hold water.

    * Water: The water within the aquifer is called groundwater.

    Aquifers are essential for providing water to humans, plants, and animals. They are a major source of drinking water and are used for irrigation, industrial processes, and other purposes.

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