👉 The term "icequake" typically refers to an earthquake that occurs at the surface of a liquid body, such as water or ice. These earthquakes can occur due to changes in the density or temperature of the liquid, which can cause it to expand or contract, resulting in sudden and powerful shaking. Icequakes are often associated with polar regions where the Earth's magnetic field is weaker than in other areas, leading to stronger earthquakes. They can also occur along fractures in the Earth's crust that form
