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Iceberg Lake
As glaciers melt they form rivers of glacial water. From time to time, these streams may bump into the lateral boundaries of
larger neighboring glaciers and a dam is formed. A lake begins to form, filling a valley with hundreds of feet of frigid
bluish-green water. As the water level rises and the glacier continues to melt, large pieces of ice calve off the face of the
larger glacier. Now the lake is brimming with massive icebergs. |