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What Are Glaciers?
By Cindy Grigg |
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1 In some parts of the world, it is cold enough that snow doesn't ever melt. It stays on the ground. It piles up year after year. The weight of the snow packs the bottom layers into ice. The weight squeezes the bottom layers of icy snow. It begins to melt a little. The whole mass of snow and ice begins to slide because of the melted, slippery bottom layer. Gravity causes it to move downhill. The moving mass of ice and snow is a glacier. ![]() |
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