The presence of a tropical phone fossil under the ice in Antarctica can be attributed to various geological processes. One possibility is that the phone fossil belonged to a person who traveled to Antarctica and accidentally dropped it or lost it in the ice. Over time, the fossil became covered with snowfall, which eventually turned into ice, preserving the remains. As Antarctica is one of the coldest and driest places on Earth, the ice acted as a natural preservative, keeping the phone fossil intact. Due to glacial movements and shifting ice, the fossil may have been transported to its current location.
