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“Is Lava The Same As Magma?”: Try To Guess The Difference Between 30 Commonly Confused Things
Some people can go their whole life without ever learning the difference between a cupcake and a muffin. Can you believe it? We know you’re not one of those people, though. You’re here to prove that all those little tidbits of information floating in your noggin have a use. Let’s put them to the test!
In this quiz, you will face questions of various formats, requiring you to know the difference between things that are often confused for one another. From baked goods to biology, your knowledge is about to be thoroughly checked!
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StrangeOne 5 days ago
So, would that mean there are landlocked salt water lakes and fresh water seas connected to the ocean? How does that explain the Great Lakes? Or how about the Aral Sea. Caspian and the Dead Sea?
Robert Benson 3 days ago
The Great Salt Lake, Caspian Sea and Dead Sea are probably all "large" salt-water lakes. The Great Lakes are indeed lakes, but are larger than many seas. It isn't possible for a body of water to be connected to the oceans, as required by the 'sea' designation, and remain fresh water, so there aren't any fresh water seas. (My understanding, I'm not an expert )
Load More Replies... StrangeOne 5 days ago
So, would that mean there are landlocked salt water lakes and fresh water seas connected to the ocean? How does that explain the Great Lakes? Or how about the Aral Sea. Caspian and the Dead Sea?
Robert Benson 3 days ago
The Great Salt Lake, Caspian Sea and Dead Sea are probably all "large" salt-water lakes. The Great Lakes are indeed lakes, but are larger than many seas. It isn't possible for a body of water to be connected to the oceans, as required by the 'sea' designation, and remain fresh water, so there aren't any fresh water seas. (My understanding, I'm not an expert )
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