k Iceberg floating in the Ross Sea, Antarctica Iceberg floating in the Ross Sea, Antarctica. An iceberg is a mass of land ice, which has been broken off or calved from either the end of a glacier or from an ice shelf as here. It floats freely in the sea. This iceberg separated from the Ross Ice Shelf, a large sheet of floating ice attached to the coastline. It covers some 160,000 square miles of sea off the Antarctic. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Iceberg floating in the Ross Sea, Antarctica Iceberg floating in the Ross Sea, Antarctica. An iceberg is a mass of land ice, which has been broken off or  calved  from either the end of a glacier or from an ice shelf  as here . It floats freely in the sea. This iceberg separated from the Ross Ice Shelf, a large sheet of floating ice attached to the coastline. It covers some 160,000 square miles of sea off the Antarctic.
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Iceberg floating in the Ross Sea, Antarctica

Iceberg floating in the Ross Sea, Antarctica. An iceberg is a mass of land ice, which has been broken off or 'calved' from either the end of a glacier or from an ice shelf (as here). It floats freely in the sea. This iceberg separated from the Ross Ice Shelf, a large sheet of floating ice attached to the coastline. It covers some 160,000 square miles of sea off the Antarctic.

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