What is the difference between a pond and lake?
A lake is a considerable inland body of standing water, while a pond is a body of water usually smaller than a lake.
Answered -
Older Answers
There is no precise difference between a lake and pond, although waterbodies named "lakes" are generally larger than "ponds."
Answered -
A lake is a body of water which occurred naturally while a pond is a body of water that is man made. Thanks for using ChaCha.
Answered -
Related Questions
-
What categories can lakes and ponds be divided into?
We can identify lakes and ponds by their physical characteris...
-
What is the Red algae is found in lakes, swamps, and ponds?
Red algae is found in lakes, swamps and ponds, as is blue gre...
-
What causes blue algae in lakes and ponds?
Blue-green algae generally grow in lakes, and pondswhen the w...
-
What important role does algae play in ponds and lakes?
Algae, including both phytoplankton and periphyton are the pr...
-
What important role do algae play in ponds and lakes?
Hmm... we sent that Answer to you already! Txt GETNEW to get ...
Comments