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WHY are there freshwater icebergs in the salty ocean?
Since the glaciers of Greenland and Antarctica.
When the salty ocean water evaporates, it turns fresh and falls as precipitation . In Greenland and Antarctica, the fallen snow compacts under its own weight and slides off the edges of the land. A so-called ice shelf glacier is formed, and huge pieces of icebergs break away from the edges of the glacier .
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Since the glaciers of Greenland and Antarctica.
When the salty ocean water evaporates, it turns fresh and falls as precipitation . In Greenland and Antarctica, the fallen snow compacts under its own weight and slides off the edges of the land. A so-called ice shelf glacier is formed, and huge pieces of icebergs break away from the edges of the glacier .
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