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Glaciers are found in: Antarctica Arctic Himalayas All of the options

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Glaciers are found in: Antarctica Arctic Himalayas All of the options

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Yes, glaciers are found in all of the mentioned locations: Antarctica, the Arctic, and the Himalayas.

  1. Antarctica: This is home to the largest glacier on Earth, the Lambert-Fisher Glacier. It's also where about 90% of the world's ice is located.

  2. Arctic: The Arctic region, especially Greenland, also has a significant number of glaciers. The Jakobshavn Glacier in Greenland is one of the fastest moving in the world.

  3. Himalayas: The Himalayan range has thousands of glaciers, which are a vital water source for millions of people living downstream.

So, the answer is "All of the options".

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