Question

What is neither water nor land, and is always soaking wet? It is a riddle. The one who answers right is truly a genius.

Answer 1

Answer:

Wetlands is the answer

Answer 2

Answer:

The thing that is neither water nor land and is always soaking wet is a wetland.

Explanation:

• A wetland typically is a region where a water body meets the land area. Wetlands are land covered with water either freshwater or saltwater depending upon its location.
• Wetlands near seas will have saltwater and those near freshwater bodies like rivers and lakes will have fresh water.
• They are low lying marshy swampy areas which are mostly flooded.
• They serve as the natural habitat for many birds and animals and cultivation lands for many crops.
• Mangrove forests, delta regions, peat lands are all examples of wetland.