Why are hidden earthquakes occurring in an odd location in Antarctica?

Hidden earthquakes are happening in Antarctica because the land is slowly moving, just like when you push on a toy car and it rolls across the floor.

Imagine Antarctica as a giant piece of a puzzle, stuck under layers of ice. Even though it’s cold and far away, this puzzle piece is gently shifting over time. Sometimes, the ice moves in a way that hides these shakes, like when you push a toy car under a blanket and can't see it moving.

Deep inside the Earth, there are slow movements of rock and land. These movements cause earthquakes, but not always where we expect them. In Antarctica, this hidden shaking is happening in an odd place because it’s being pushed or pulled by other parts of the world, like a toy car that moves when you pull its string from across the room.

It's like the Earth is whispering, "I'm moving too," even though no one is there to see it.