10 Interesting Fact About The world's ice caps

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• Ice in the north pole and the south pole accommodate about 75% of all fresh water on earth.
• Ice in the south pole is thicker than ice in the north pole, with a thickness of 4.8 kilometers.
• Ice in the South Pole Receives less sunlight than ice in the north pole because the earth is further than the sun in the southern summer.
• Ice at the North Pole continues to melt throughout the year, while the South Pole ice only melts during the summer.
• The South Pole Ice consists of 90% of all ice on earth.
• Ice in the north pole is more easily accessible than ice in the south pole because its location is closer to the mainland.
• Ice in the South Pole flows slower than ice in the north pole because the topography of the ice surface is flatter.
• Es in the south pole form 90% of glaciers in the world.
• The ice in the south pole and the north pole has decreased dramatically in number and size over the past few decades.
• Ice in the south pole and the north pole gives a habitat for various animal species such as polar bears, penguins, seals, and Beluga whales.