Most of Earth's surface is covered with water. Only \( 2.5 \% \) of Earth's global water is freshwater. Of all the freshwater on Earth, \( 78 \% \) is frazen. Where is most of Earth's water A.glaciers B. lakes C. oceans D. rivers

Most of Earth's water is found in the oceans, which makes up about \( 97.5 \% \) of the total water on our planet. This vast expanse of saltwater regulates climate, supports marine life, and plays a crucial role in Earth's water cycle. While glaciers and freshwater sources like lakes and rivers are important, compared to the oceans, they are relatively minuscule! As for the freshwater available for drinking and agriculture, with \( 78 \% \) of it frozen in glaciers and ice caps, only a tiny fraction remains accessible. Lakes and rivers together represent just a small portion of this precious resource, reminding us of the vital need to conserve it for future generations.