Wonder what causes glaciers to flip like that.

Two questions: 1) Have you ever had a drink with ice in it? If Yes: 2) Are you fugging retarded?

Changes in weight distribution, it's not rocket fucking science.

California’s “paper” wetland restorations? One small island, a vanished Delta Smelt, and a $39M fine expose what might be the biggest eco-cover-up in the Bay-Delta.

The center of buoyancy became lower than the center of gravity due to the shape change caused by melting. It became unstable and now the center of buoyancy is once again above the center of gravity. It is why sailing ships have heavy keels down low.

Yeah, that's an iceberg, not a glacier When glaciers flip, we're all fucked

The sun melts the top and then the center of gravity changes. Generally, people who know the difference between a "Glacier" and an "Iceberg" already understand this.

The glacier is actually hollow inside. There's a hamster inside of it who runs all day long, rotating the glacier.

That is not a glacier. It's an iceberg.

Reminds me of a story when I did lifeguarding, of a little fat lady. She got in the middle of the pool and, bloop over she went her little legs just a kickin. So in I went swam up behind her and flipped her back over. It’s called top heavy. 🤷🏽‍♂️😳🤣

The water below is warmer, causing ice to melt, while the air above is colder. When the ice mass above water is imbalanced, it seeks equilibrium.