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  Ever wonder what the difference is between saltwater and freshwater? The five major oceans account for 96.5% of all the saltwater on the planet Earth. 3% of the earth's water is fresh. 2.5% of the earth's fresh water is unavailable: locked up in glaciers, polar ice caps, atmosphere, and soil. Sure, freshwater is fresh and saltwater has salt, but what else is different about them? Saltwater and freshwater have different animals, bodies of water, and similarities. Freshwater is very important to us because everything living thing on this earth depends on it. And where there’s fresh water, there’s plants and animals. Animals that live near and in freshwater include snails, fish, worms, turtles, frogs, marsh birds, mollusks, alligators, beavers, otters, snakes, and many types of insects. Very rare animals like the river dolphin and diving bell spider are freshwater creatures too. Freshwater is found in different bodies of water, some are lakes, rivers, ponds, streams, and even g...

  People learn stuff in different ways, but how do you learn something? The most common way people learn things is online, in books, or in photos. You can figure out personality traits just by looking at someone! Looking at shoes helps! If your shoes are very polished, you most likely will be in the proper category. If your shoes are very sparkly and have designs on them, you are a stylish person. If your shoes are plain and not too fancy or stylish, you don’t care too much about what you wear. There are many different types of learners, but the most common one is a social butterfly. If you like being in the spotlight, someone who likes to be with others, someone who is very talkative, and you like being online. Those traits are commonly found in a teenager. These kinds of people like social stuff, for example, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest. They like clicking on links, looking at others' feedback, and most importantly, watching videos! And that’s one of the most majo...