When sea ice melts, there will be a significant amount of sea level rise.
O True
O False

It will be true, since the ice bergas that fall off can be as big as a 98-164 feet. Form what I have resched

It is False. Because the volume of water they displace as ice is the same as the volume of water they add to the ocean when they melt. So the sea level does not rise when sea ice melts.

When Max's urine is pale with a low specific gravity, his body is likely to be well hydrated; the kidneys are reabsorbing less water, allowing it to be eliminated in urine. When his urine is dark yellow with a higher specific gravity, his kidneys are concentrating urine and reabsorbing more water in an attempt to maintain body fluid homeostasis (defend plasma osmolality). Dehydration will trigger this response. The yellow urine signals euhydration; the corresponding high-normal specific gravity is likely due to the small amount of glucose in the urine.