Is waters high boiling point and specific heat good for our bodies, enviroment, and life on earth?

Question

Water has high specific heat and boiling points, is that good or bad for out body? Is that good or bad for our enviroment and life on Earth since most of Earth is covered by water?

Answer 1

The high specific heat makes water a temperature moderator.

Evaporation cools, freezing halts a temperature drop.

(Have you noted that dry deserts experience wider

temperature swings during a day, then do wetlands?)

We live in the temperature range that the liquid water in our

eco-sphere helps to maintain.

Evaporative cooling, (sweating) is our primary mechanism for

rejecting waste heat.

Answer 2

It is severely bad for your bodies if it touches our bodies or if our bodies are to close.  Some of the worst burns happen because of steam.  As for the environment boiling occurs naturally like in geysers and some hot parts of the ocean (hot-spots and lava flow)  That is a way water is recycled when it is boiled the steam is the distilled water going back into the atmosphere.  It is not exactly the best water to drink but it is good for the environment when minerals go back into it.