Answer:
When you put ice with food coloring in a glass of water, something cool happens. As the ice melts, the colored water from the ice mixes with the clear water in the glass.
You can see the colored water moving and spreading out. Yes, you can see convection currents. Convection currents are like little rivers in the water.
The cold colored water from the melting ice sinks because it's heavier, and the warmer water moves up.
This makes swirls and patterns that you can see with the colored water. It's like the water is dancing.
