The ice is almost warm enough to melt, and deforms slowly like hot iron in a blacksmith shop or a chocolate bar in your pocket.
Explanation of ice melting/glacier flowing:
Materials warmed almost but not quite to their melting point can deform without breaking or melting. A chocolate bar in your pocket, the mantle, iron heated by a blacksmith, or the temperature of the ice, measured in degrees Fahrenheit, are all much warmer than the ice. However, just like the mantle, the iron, and the chocolate, the ice has been warmed from absolute zero almost to the melting point, thus the stress from gravity can cause the ice to deform or flow.
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