Where does Moraine form

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Where does Moraine form?

A. Deltas of Rivers

B. Dry Zones

C. Glacial Region

D. Monsoon Region

Answer: Option C

Solution (By Examveda Team)

Moraines are the rock debris and ice which gets accumulated on the sides, top and foot of a moving glacier. These debris and glacial till are formed due to the frictional force which acts on the moving glacier.

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