Imagine a glacier as a giant, slow-moving snowman. As it moves across the land, it pushes and pulls rocks along with it, like a bulldozer made of ice. Over many years, this glacier sculpting makes valleys deeper, changes mountain shapes, and even creates lakes where they used to be. It's like how you shape clay with your hands over time.
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- Why Do Glaciers Make Such Loud Noises?
- Why Do Glaciers Make Such a Loud Noise?
- Why Do Glaciers Move?
- Why Do Glaciers Sing?
- What are crevasses?