Groundwater is formed when water seeps into spaces between rocks.
What is groundwater?
- "Groundwater is the water that exists beneath the Earth's surface within the pore spaces of rocks and soils, as well as within the cracks of rock formations."
- Precipitation provides the bulk of groundwater.
- Precipitation seeps into the soil zone beneath the bottom surface. Water percolates downward when the soil zone becomes saturated.
- When all of the interstices are stuffed with water, this can be referred to as a saturation zone.
- Springs and wells are samples of groundwater sources that are located beneath the land surface.
When rain falls to the planet, some water runs along the land to streams or lakes, some evaporates into the atmosphere, some is taken up by plants, and a few seeps into the bottom (hydrologic cycle).
Hence, the correct option is C. Water seeps into spaces between rocks.
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