What are the different shapes of water?

Water can exist in three primary shapes or states: solid (ice), liquid (water), and gas (water vapor). In its solid form, water takes on a crystalline structure, while in its liquid state, it assumes the shape of its container. As a gas, water vapor disperses and fills the available space. Additionally, water can form various shapes in nature, such as droplets, waves, or streams, depending on environmental conditions.