jääkilbil
Jääkilbil is a term used in Finnish to describe a phenomenon related to ice. It translates directly to "ice shield" or "ice cover." The term often refers to a protective layer of ice that forms over water bodies, such as lakes or the sea, during colder months. This ice cover can vary in thickness and extent depending on the local climate conditions and the specific body of water.
The formation of jääkilbil is a natural process driven by decreasing temperatures. As water cools, its density
The presence of jääkilbil has significant ecological and practical implications. It insulates the water below, preventing