What would happen to aquatic organisms if solid water were denser than liquid water?
A. The organisms would be unaffected.
B. The organisms would die as the water froze from the bottom up.
C. The organisms would migrate to land.
D. The organisms would survive under the floating surface of ice
during the winter.

B. The organisms would die as the water froze from the bottom up.

Explanation:

If solid water were more dense than liquid water, it would freeze the aquatic area and sink over. This would kill much of the living life in the aquatic area.

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