Why did the glacier move so slowly?
It got cold feet!
It got cold feet!
'Cold feet' means hesitation or reluctance to commit — usually said about someone backing out of a decision — and glaciers literally have cold feet because they are made of ice and move across frozen ground. A glacier getting cold feet is the most geologically appropriate reason for slow movement anyone could give.
Shrug as if the glacier's cold feet are both understandable and a bit frustrating — it's been moving this slowly for 10,000 years and still can't commit.
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