What keeps glaciers from forming in water?

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answered Jan 7 by AmeliaCuella (1.8k points)

warmth

Glaciers form only on land because water is too warm. When a glacier flows into water, it usually breaks up into icebergs. Those icebergs eventually melt into the water.

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