Hydrosphere is a layer of water on the earth's surface. It is often called "water sphere" for hydro means water, and sphere. It includes all the water including oceans, streams, rivers, lakes and other kinds of freshwater, groundwater, saltwater and water vapor.
Water is the most abundant surface of the earth in which it makes our place special. The world’s oceans contain 97% of the water in the hydrosphere, most of which is salt water. Ice caps, like that found covering Antarctica, and glaciers that occupy high alpine locations, compose a little less than 2% of all water found on earth (Wikipedia).
Hydrosphere is important to us because it affects everything that happens in our lives. Water is everywhere. And its purest form is H2O. One of the importance of hydrosphere is it is a part of living cells. This allows the cell to function normally. Without water, cell would not be able to carry out their normal functions and life could not exist. Another importance is, water provides habitat. The hydrosphere provides habitat for animals and plants like water lilies, corals and fishes.
This proves that hydrosphere provides habitat for the fishes.
Hydrosphere also helps regulate the climate. It is important because it helps regulate the temperatures on earth so that they stay within a range that is acceptable for life's existence. Another importance is that it helps provide human needs. We use water in many ways. We use it in drinking, washing and in other domestic and industrial uses.
These are just a few of the very important uses and functions of the water.