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A massive chunk of ice, extending far below the water's surface, detaches from a glacier and is launched 200ft (61m) into the air due to its lower density compared to seawater. 📽: Skeater/yt

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Yeah, people should know by now not to get close lol

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Why are these videos so short! Do better

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@Jane_Suburbia This makes me so sad. We're literally fkd as as a human species & causing mass animal extinction along the way. This will not & end well & is escalating rapidly

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I love watching glacier calving videos - mesmerizing & awesome! ✌️

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It's like watching the fate of a stock that hit an all-time high..

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Time to delta the F outta there 🤣

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Conspiracy theorists would say they blew up the iceberg. Lol.

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