Watch: Giant iceberg turns over near Greenland's coast
First publishedJul 30, 10:54 UTC
Last updatedJul 30, 17:38 UTC · 9m ago
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Video captured by a passerby showed the moment the iceberg collapsed creating a big wave.
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A large iceberg flipped over near the coast of Greenland. A passerby recorded the moment on video. When the iceberg turned, it broke apart and created a big wave in the water. The footage shows the sudden splash and moving ice.
Why it matters
Such iceberg collapses can pose risks to ships and coastal communities. They also highlight how rising temperatures are affecting Arctic ice.
In brief
- What caused the iceberg to turn over?
- The iceberg became unstable due to melting and shifting weight, causing it to flip.
- Where was the video taken?
- The video was taken near Greenland's coast by a person walking by.
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