112M views · 597K reactions | A three-minute montage of glaciers calving into the sea, filmed in Svalbard and Alaska. Glacier calving is a natural event, and can be really spectacular. However the rate of which it is now happening is unprecendated due to human-induced climate change. Videos by Richard Sidey / Galaxiid | Richard Sidey | Facebook

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132K views · 420 reactions | #MarksMoments: Watching calving glaciers in southeast Alaska is a source of endless excitement. There’s a significant amount of time spent waiting for the ice to calve, and you never know exactly when it will occur. So, when it finally does happen, the shared joy and excitement among those around you makes for a remarkable moment. -Mark Coger, Videographer | Lindblad Expeditions | Facebook

👆A three-minute montage of glaciers calving into the sea, filmed in Svalbard, Norwegian archipelago and Alaska. Glacier calving is a natural event, and can be really spectacular. However the rate of which it is now happening is unprecedented due to human-induced global warming. Videos by Richard Sidey / Galaxiid | Nature's Beauty

111K views · 2.1K reactions | Calving happens when the glacier pushes too far and becomes unstable at the water’s edge. #glaciers #calving #GlacierCalving #NaturePower #EarthInAction #NatureMoments #NatureShot | Kyle Go Espina | Facebook