Can i get someone to explain to me about why the importance of water's ability to absorb heat to aquatic organisms? I feel like what i have so far doesn't really explain it.
In this question, I think you'll need to refer to water having a high specific heat capacity and the role of water on earth
Water has a high specific heat capacity
It is able to absorb large amounts of heat energy without a significant change in temperature. Marine organisms are protected from extreme temperature fluctuation and insulator in cells and bodies o protect living organisms from drastic temperature changes
Role of water on earth
Water serves as a habitat for many aquatic organisms. Furthermore it provides a thermal buffer to resist large temperature fluctuations