How Glaciers Change the World!

The video explains glaciers, their formation, and their role in Earth's history. Glaciers are large ice masses that store most of Earth's fresh water. They form from compressed snow over centuries and are found globally. Glaciers move slowly but can retreat due to warming, impacting sea levels and ecosystems. They provide insights into Earth's past climate and are crucial for water resources. However, recent warming has led to increased glacier retreat, posing environmental challenges.

How do glaciers grow and shrink?

What are glaciers made up of?

What is the significance of studying glacier ice?

What happens to glaciers when the Earth gets warmer?

Describe the impact of melting glaciers on sea levels.