Antarctic ice partially floats on lakes, life and grandest of canyons. There are more than 400 known lakes in this harsh environment, and more are being discovered as technology advances. This water beneath the ice lubricates the interface between ice sheet and its rocky bed, and thus controls flow and behaviour of ice itself.
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