Phil tries to pour himself some water, but some of the water sticks to the pouring glass and spills onto his plate of food. He explains why this happens: because water likes to stick to things due to its cohesive properties. He offers suggestions to prevent water from sticking to the pouring glass, such as changing the angle at which the water is poured out.

An introduction to the properties of H2O and its components: hydrogen and oxygen. This clip also explains that water has highest cohesion of any nonmetallic liquid, which allows other substances to stick to it.

The animals from the ice age anticipate the flood thanks to Manny's warnings. While grouped together, the water breaks through the ice dam, causing flooding and large rocks to break from the pressure. All of the animals run to safety.

Sophie explains how potholes occur in the street: when water seeps below the ground and freezes. She conducts an experiment to show how water expands when it freezes.

After the dam breaks, the group tries to escape the town before the bridge collapses from the floods. Everyone safely crosses the bridge except for Paul.