Brian lives near a small lake in the oklahoma panhandle. the lake is full during the rainy season, but it evaporates when the weather turns drier. this body of water is most likely a(n) a. man-made lake b. playa lake c. oxbow lake d. aquifer

b. playa lake

A playa lake is an ephemeral body of water, which means that it only survives temporarily throughout the year. In other words, a playa lake only contains water irregularly. playa lakes may be very large on the surface, but mostly shallow in depth, it is this shallowness that causes the water in the lake to evaporate quickly.

This type of lake is also known by several other names, including a dry lake, alkali sink, and alkali flat, the playa lake is high in alkali salt content, and they are mostly found in arid and semi-arid climates such as Texas and New Mexico, which both have about 22,000 lakes, the largest number in the world, but the Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia is the largest playa lake in the world with an area of 4,085 square miles.

The correct answer is B. Brian lives near a small lake in the Oklahoma Panhandle. The lake is full during the rainy season, but it evaporates when the weather turns drier. This body of water is most likely a playa lake.

Explanation:

A playa lake is a lake that was first drained and possibly supplemented by drainage of a former lake bed. The end result of drying is usually wetland, meadow, woodland or arable land, but sometimes the dehydration fails completely or partially and the result is a combination of these.

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