A23a, the world's largest iceberg, freed itself from a swirling ocean trap. It spans over 1,418 square miles, larger than Rhode Island.

Researchers say tracking the massive iceberg is essential to understand its potential impacts on rising sea levels, marine ...

Research reveals Antarctic icebergs may calve randomly, while smaller, frequent events drive significant ice loss linked to ...

One of the largest icebergs ever recorded has broken free of Antarctica. A crack in an Antarctica's Larsen C ice shelf is responsible for calving the colossal new iceberg, which is roughly the ...

Picture the sprawling city of Los Angeles. Then triple that size. That’s about the magnitude of the world’s largest iceberg, aka A23a, clocking in at 1,418-square-miles and a whopping one trillion ...

The movement of such massive icebergs can also provide vital data for climate scientists studying global warming's effects on polar regions. As temperatures rise due to climate change, icebergs ...

New study reveals seal mothers favor slow-moving icebergs, while seals opt for faster ice in prime foraging areas later in the year. Harbor seals depend on icebergs as essential platforms for survival ...

Harbor seals in icy regions use icebergs shed by glaciers as safe ... rather than retreating due to global warming, partly thanks to its terminal moraine, comprising crushed rock and other ...

Harbor seals in icy regions use icebergs shed by glaciers as safe ... rather than retreating due to global warming, partly thanks to its terminal moraine, comprising crushed rock and other ...