👉 Moraines are small, irregularly shaped layers of ice and snow that form on a glacier or mountain slope. These deposits can be found in various locations around the world, including mountains, valleys, and lakes. They are often formed as a result of the movement of glaciers over time, and they can vary in size from tiny flakes to massive accumulations of rock. The term "mori" is derived from the Greek word "mora," meaning "stone."
