icebergs

A 13,000-foot-wide glacier breaks off into a fjord.

The threat of icebergs still exists 101 years after the RMS Titanic sank to the bottom of North Atlantic Ocean on April 15, 1912.

Deep grooves in the sea point toward cold coastline current during last ice age.

There are several reasons. The first is due to one of water's many amazing properties.

It takes many years for these giants to melt.

Scientists drilled deep to uncover the icy past.

Icebergs, carrying iron, cause life to bloom near Antarctica, a study indicates.

Scientists set out to discover how icebergs affect life in the ocean around Antarctica.

Fragile Arctic ice gets more vulnerable to late-season swings.

While it might seem like Antarctica is falling apart, recent news of huge icebergs breaking off is just a normal part of nature, scientists say.