Where is most of our water locked into?

Question

ocean, glacier, plants, lakes, ground water, soil, clouds, animals, or rivers.? more homework XD

Answer 1

Glaciers.

Answer 2

Glaciers.

Water covers approximately 70 percent of our world’s surface. So it would seem that finding water is a trivial task.
Yet only 2.5 percent of the Earth’s water is fresh and thus suitable for consumption. Not only that, but of that 2.5 percent, more than two-thirds is locked away in glaciers and not particularly able to help meet the growing demands of society. By far, the most abundant and available source of fresh water is underground water supplies or wellsprings known as aquifers.

Answer 3

Glaciers

Where is Earth's water located and in what forms does it exist? The majority, about 69 percent, is locked up in glaciers and icecaps, mainly in Greenland and Antarctica. You might be surprised that of the remaining freshwater, almost all of it is below your feet, as ground water. No matter where on Earth you are standing, chances are that, at some depth, the ground below you is saturated with water. Of all the freshwater on Earth, only about 0.3 percent is contained in rivers and lakes—yet rivers and lakes are not only the water we are most familiar with, it is also where most of the water we use in our everyday lives exists.

Answer 4

its all in antarctica go to www.polar.org then to the links for national science foundation i was in antarctica for a year its pretty cold lots of penguins and seals

Answer 5

I believe it is in the Artic ice region.

Answer 6

ocean