A monstrous chunk of ice measuring 54 square miles is floating just 1,056 miles off the coast of Australia. The iceberg, which is twice the size of New York’s Manhattan Island, detached from an Antarctic ice shelf 10 years ago. It has surprised scientists by remaining intact during its journey north.
The drifting chunk has prompted iceberg warnings to ships in the area. Scientists say the ice would melt in warmer waters before drawing too close to the Australian mainland.
wow. . .
kewl
~cool~
that is so cool
I wonder how much of an iceburg this size is under water?
probaly much bigger
Mass size could mean mass destruction.I hope no one gets hurt.Though it is very cool.
thats awesome
do u think it will melt??
i LIKE TO SEE A BIG CHUNK OF ICE.
Bigger or smaller the one the Titanic hit
I heard a canadian water bottle company takes water from the berg’