When icebergs are very high, they can plow through the ocean ground, of course. And so ice shelf areas, so the shallow water areas around the continents, they typically show the traces of icebergs.

Icebergs split off from Antarctica quite regularly, though typically they are pretty small. When large ones break away, it is ...

Meanwhile, in the Arctic Ocean, icebergs create a different, but almost as deafening, noise as they calve off Greenland's enormous tongues of glacier ice and break apart.

The world’s current largest iceberg, which measures 1,250 square miles and weighs about 1.1 trillion tons, ran aground earlier this week in the shallows near South Georgia, a British-owned ...

The ocean covers more than 70% of the Earth’s surface, yet more than 80% remains unexplored. Here we virtually plunge into the most mysterious parts of our watery world.

Arctic Ocean was covered by kilometre-thick ice shelf and filled entirely with freshwater, ‘surprising’ new evidence reveals. Extensive glaciation and lower sea levels cut off Arctic from ...

The Arctic is warming four times faster than any other place on the planet. As sea ice melts, new shipping routes between continents are opening up, and the yearly window for navigating through ...

Arctic summers create a phenomenon that transforms the cruise experience: 24 hours of daylight. This continuous illumination dramatically extends wildlife viewing opportunities and creates surreal ...

Researchers Found Long-Lost 'Flight 2317' Entombed in Arctic Iceberg? A video published by the Love Recap YouTube channel said a crew led by a woman named Dr. Amelia Frost stumbled upon the wreckage.

On the other side of the Arctic Ocean, Russia claims ownership of the Northeast Passage, which, since 2008, has been consistently navi- gable during the summer and early fall, allowing ships to ...

Antarctica’s biggest icebergs act like giant tuning forks when they collide with each other and the sea floor (Credit: Getty Images) Icebergs produce some of the loudest natural noises in the ...

Meanwhile, in the Arctic Ocean, icebergs create a different, but almost as deafening, noise as they calve off Greenland's enormous tongues of glacier ice and break apart.