I came across an online article about a "Volcano in Antarctica" and I would like to summarize and share some of the interesting points. Ice sheets and sea ice melt caused by global warming, and the resulting rise in ocean levels and salt concentration changes are well-known. There is more to it than that. Recent research showed ice sheet reduction can have something to do with volcanic activity increase. There are 100 or more volcanoes in a huge volcanic belt called the west-south lift system in Antarctica. The open access research results showed volcanic activity can increase in this area if ice sheets keeps melting at this rate. Ice sheets push down on the Earth's crust with their enormous mass. Reducing ice causes the Earth's crust to rise a bit. The flow of underground magma changes by this rise, and loses its balance. It can finally cause a volcanic eruption. If several volcanic eruptions occur at the same time, things will worsen drastically. It's highly unlikely that kind of thing happens, but it might occur in the future. Volcanoes on the earth surface and under the ice coexist in Antarctica and both of them can activate. Their eruption can create an ozone hole and cause glaciers to melt. We need to pay attention to this issue because it also might be an imminent threat to Antarctica's beauty. Honestly, I'm very scared and have no idea how all living things, including humans, will be affected if this happens in the future. In that sense, I hope volcanic activity continues subsiding if possible. I saw this article, interesting and scary at the same time.