World’s Largest Iceberg Just BROKE OFF From Antarctica & Is On The Move Now!
Ships pursuing the frigid waters near the Antarctic Peninsula in the south of South America, will need to keep an eye on their radar for a floating island of ice: "The largest iceberg in the world” which has broken off from Antarctica. The iceberg which had been grounded on the seafloor since the mid-1980s, is now moving away from Antarctica and picking up speed. scientists say the massive chunk of ice is drifting at a rate of three miles each day. So, where is the iceberg headed towards? And what happens when it reaches its final destination? Let’s find out!
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0:00 Intro
1:06 How The Giant Iceberg Broke Free
3:30 What Caused The Break-off?
4:55 Where Is It Headed Towards?
6:20 What Problems Will It Cause?
7:54 Benefits of Large Icebergs
8:57 Climate Change & Melting Ice
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