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Interestingly put, this question. It makes one feel that water in other parts of the world does not sink to the bottom, so there must be a gap above the sea floor! Maybe you mean why does the ice float to the top? Because it's lighter, that's why.

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Q: Why does water at the north and south poles tend to sink to the sea floor?
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