Hi everyone, What is glacial lake?How is it formed?​

Glacial lakes are bodies of water that are influenced by the presence of glaciers. ... Glacial lakes are common features around the margins of glaciers and ice sheets, and often evolve from ice-contact lakes into ice-distal lakes as glaciers and ice sheets margins retreat and become spatially separated from the lake.

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Glacial lakes are the outcome of melted glaciers. When ice glaciers form and then eventually melt, over time it rubs away at the sediment sitting below it, causing the sediment to flow out of the way and form a little bowl. Once this bowl is formed, the melted glacier water flows down into it and settles there. Over time it gets bigger and deeper, creating glacier lakes.

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