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Antarctic Iceberg

Antarctic Iceberg
Icebergs are free-floating chunks of glaciers, particularly common in the polar regions. Although they are often spectacular, these ice formations pose a twofold problem for navigators: Icebergs may be 90 percent bigger than they appear from the surface, and it is impossible to map their presence because they are constantly moving.
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