What are glacier and polar ice caps?

Answer 1

this means that the polar bears habitat is melting because of global warming and climate change.

other ways:

the ice is melting because of climate change and global warming this means that polar bears are being extinct.

Answer 2

A polar ice cap is the layer of ice at the polar regions of a planet. On earth this is at the North and South poles. An ice cap does not have to be on land, so our Arctic ice cap floats on water, and our Antarctic ice cap covers the continent of Antarctica.

The Greenland ice cap is not a polar ice cap.

Answer 3

Glaciers and polar ice caps are vast stretches of ice that cover the arctic and antarctic. Some glaciers float rather than sit on land however.also glaciers tend to be smaller than polar ice caps.

Answer 4

Glaciers are large bodies of ice that move slowly over land, while polar ice caps are large sheets of ice covering the Earth's polar regions. Glaciers can contribute to rising sea levels when they melt, while polar ice caps play a crucial role in regulating the Earth's climate by reflecting sunlight and maintaining global temperatures.

Answer 5

they are impotant because without them..it wouldn't be the same and if the polar ice caps melt it would get hotter in Earth and everyone would die!

Answer 6

The polar ice caps are the glaciers in both the north and the south poles.

Answer 7

It means that the ice at the poles is melting this will cause a drastic rise in the water levels. This is not good for coastal cities.