alleryStart learning →After an Ice Age ended, what happened to the existing rivers?
AThey turned into deserts
BThey dried up fully
CThey froze for good
DMelted ice swelled them
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Melted ice swelled them
Partly melted ice swelled the existing rivers, whose waters eventually drained into the oceans.
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