This classic riddle asks:
“What has many holes but can still hold water?”
At first, that sounds impossible. Normally, something full of holes would let water escape immediately.
But the trick is to think of an everyday object designed to absorb and retain liquid.
A sponge contains countless tiny holes and spaces, yet those spaces soak up and hold water.
Answer: A sponge.
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