Watermelon does not evaporate in the sun, but it can lose moisture through a process called transpiration, where water moves from the inside to the surface and eventually evaporates. If left in the sun for an extended period, the heat can cause the watermelon to dehydrate, leading to a loss of water content, but it won't evaporate like a liquid. Instead, it may become mushy or shrivel as it loses moisture.
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