What forms icebergs?
B. Pieces of glaciers that fall into the sea
C. Ocean water that freezes in Antarctica’s cold climate
D. Heavy snowfall that freezes on the ocean’s surface

Question

What forms icebergs?
  B. Pieces of glaciers that fall into the sea 	
  C. Ocean water that freezes in Antarctica’s cold climate 	
  D. Heavy snowfall that freezes on the ocean’s surface

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

C. Ocean water that freezes in Antarctica’s cold climate

anonymous · Answer

oh ok thank you!! i thought it was "B" or "C" bt wasnt sure

anonymous · Answer

wait wait wait!

anonymous · Answer

"Glaciers, slow moving rivers of ice, flow over land in Antarctica and the Arctic. When the edge of a glacier meets a sea or ocean, it forms an ice shelf. The edge of the glacier floats on water. An iceberg forms when part of the ice shelf cracks and breaks off."
Wanted to check myself to make sure and found this.

anonymous · Answer

so its "B"

anonymous · Answer

Yes multiple sources says the same thing. (Kinda funny though since I have always thought C was how they formed, but you learn something new everyday I guess.)

anonymous · Answer

lol thank you soo much

anonymous · Answer

You're welcome and sorry for the confusion.

anonymous · Answer

nah its ok at least u check your answers