This is the kinda meme I'd share but I'd prefer the source data. EDIT: I did a quick search of the interwebz and came up with [this.](https://www.antarcticglaciers.org/glaciers-and-climate/glacier-recession/mapping-worlds-glaciers/#SECTION_3) Snippet: > From the RGI, we can learn that there are 198,000 glaciers in the World. However, this is a slightly arbitrary quantity, as it depends on the quality of the digital elevation model used, mapping resolution, and the minimum-area threshold used. Most analysts use a minimum area threshold of 0.1 km2; they will not map anything smaller than this due to difficulties in distinguishing between glaciers and snowpacks. If these small glacierets are including, the number of glaciers in the World could be up to 400,000, but they would still only account for 1.4% of the World’s glacierised area.