During Ice Age as Much Snowfall on Arctic as Antarctic But No Buildup on Landless North While South Pole Land Covered

Despite the fact that freshwater weighs less than saltwater, during the Ice Age even the Arctic Ocean which received freshwater runoff from summer melt of snowpack remained free of ice, while at the other pole the landmass of Antartica accumulated up to two miles depth of snow and ice, because the engine for the Ice Age was the ocean much warmer, in the aftermath of Noah’s Flood.