Iceberg
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World's Largest Iceberg is on the Move, Scientists Aim to Demystify Its Carbon Levels
After being stuck to the ocean floor, the largest iceberg in the world is now moving, and experts hope to determine its influence on the carbon level in the water.
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Giant Iceberg Caught on Video Approaching Canadian Island
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Is Drinking Raw Iceberg Water Dangerous? 7 Reasons Why Experts Don't Recommend It
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Gargantuan Iceberg of 600 Sq Miles in Area Calves Away From Antarctica Ice Sheet
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Despite Global Warming, Antarctica Ice Shelves Exhibit Growth for the Past 20 Years
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Melting of Enormous 'Mega-Iceberg' Released 152 Billion Tons of Water Into the Ocean
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The World's Largest Iceberg (3320 Square KM) Floats Around the Weddell Sea
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Arctic Walrus Dozed Off on an Iceberg, Wakes up in Ireland!
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Going With the Floe: Sea Ice Movements Trace Dynamics Transforming The New Arctic
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Uh-Oh! There's a Gigantic Iceberg About to Break Off From the Antarctic
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Rare 'Antartic Diamond': Photographer Captures Stunning Photo of Unusual Jewel-like Iceberg
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150,000 Adélie Penguins Might Not Be Missing In Antarctica After All [UPDATE]
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Giant Iceberg Devastates Adélie Penguin Colony [WATCH]
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