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Elements on Earth move among reservoirs, which are storage places. The Earth's reservoirs include: Solid Earth, Bodies of Water, Atmosphere, and Organisms. Just like the Earth, the Water Cycle has specific reservoirs too. They are: Atmosphere, Clouds, Oceans and Lakes, Organisms, Rivers, Groundwater, and Ice. Atmosphere: The atmosphere is a reservoir for water when it is in the form of vapor. Clouds: Water is stored in the atmosphere as clouds, which are just a large collection of tiny drops of water. Oceans, Lakes, Rivers: Oceans, lakes, and rivers are large expanses of water that collect water from precipitation.
The Water Cycle. The water cycle is a cycle that describes the use, storage, and recycling process of water on Earth. It is arguably the most important of all the cycles because the way water is spread across the globe and redistributed is critical to life on our planet. A very basic explanation of the water cycle is that the majority of water is stored in our oceans. With added energy from the sun, much of that liquid water turns into gas, or water vapor, and is absorbed by the atmosphere in a process called evaporation.