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Explain HOW SOME INSECTS CAN WALK ON WATER EVEN THOUGH THEIR DENSITY IS GREATER THAN WATER
Some insects can walk on water despite having a density greater than water due to their ability to utilize surface tension. The insects' weight is insufficient to break the surface tension of the water, allowing them to remain on the surface. This phenomenon is a direct result of the physical properties of water and the insects' adaptations.
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