Bergy Bits Collection

Antarctica, Antarctic Penninsula, Brown Bluff (63832 S, 56855 W). Iceberg & bergy bits waterscape

Glacial ice cliff. Aerial view of the crevasses lying between the vertical ice strata, at the head of a glacier. Glaciers that arrive at the coast tend to become less stable

Detail of a melting iceberg (note the dripping icicles) grounded at Heroina Island in the Weddell Sea, Antarctica
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Mist covers the glacierand icebergs and bergy bits lill the bay in Neumayer Channel, Antarctica
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Icebergs calved from the LeConte Glacier just outside Petersburg, Southeast Alaska, USA. Pacific Ocean
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Deeplly clear icebergs calved from the LeConte Glacier just outside Petersburg, Southeast Alaska, USA. Pacific Ocean
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Icebergs and bergy bits floating in the Weddell Sea in and around the Antarctic Peninsula during the summer months
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Icebergs and bergy bits melting (note the icicles) in and around the Antarctic Peninsula during the summer months
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Strange and wonderful formations in the icebergs and bergy bits in and around the Antarctic Peninsula during the summer
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Iceberg detail in and around the Antarctic Peninsula during the summer months
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"Discovering the Beauty of Bergy Bits: A Journey through Antarctica and Greenland" Embarking on an extraordinary expedition, the ship doctor gazes out towards the ice cluttered channel in the Antarctic Peninsula, mesmerized by the enchanting sight of bergy bits. These floating ice chunks create a breathtaking panorama that seems to stretch endlessly into the horizon. As we venture further north to Greenland's Prince Christian Sound, also known as Prins Christian Sund, a bearded seal gracefully perches upon an iceberg. This wild encounter with nature reminds us of the delicate balance between wildlife and their icy habitat. In this majestic fjord, every detail is captivating. The pristine beauty of an iceberg floating effortlessly amidst crystal-clear waters leaves us in awe. Its intricate patterns and shimmering hues tell tales of ancient glaciers that have shaped these lands for centuries. Moving deeper into Skjoldungen Fjord along Greenland's southeast coast, we witness nature's grandeur firsthand. Here lies a remote glacier surrounded by towering mountains – a true testament to Earth's raw power and untouched wilderness. The fjord comes alive as it becomes filled with bergy bits scattered across its surface like sparkling gems. Each piece tells its own story; some may have broken off from nearby glaciers while others might have traveled vast distances before finding their resting place here. Exploring Thryms Glacier area within Skjoldungen Fjord reveals yet another marvel – glacier icebergs majestically adrift in tranquil waters. Their colossal presence serves as a reminder of our planet's ever-changing landscape and highlights the urgency to protect these fragile ecosystems. Further along this rugged coastline lies another receding glacier, silently retreating over time due to climate change. Witnessing such natural wonders disappearing before our eyes compels us to take action against global warming and preserve these treasures for future generations. Returning once more to Prince Christian Sound, we are captivated by an iceberg floating serenely in the fjord.