A group on a catamaran passing by an iceberg in Argentina captured the exact moment the massive hunk of ice flipped over. The iceberg was actually calved (split in half) by Argentina's Uppsala glacier, causing it to become top heavy, resulting in it violently flipping over.

Getting up close and personal with glaciers can offer some breathtaking views. Checking out at massive ice mountains can offer the experience of a lifetime. But that awesome experience can turn deadly in a matter of seconds as this video shows us. From getting crushed by tons of ice, drowning or ...

An engineer figured out a way to build artifical glaciers in an effort to provide better access to water in the worlds highest desert in the Himalayas. Sonam Wangchuk came up with this method so the villagers in this region would have a source of water up through late spring in May and June. ...

This just goes to show you how wild nature can be. One second you're looking at a massive wall of gorgeous ice, the next you're running for your life from a giant wave that threatens to swallow you whole. Video description from Barbecueengineer: A tourist from Australia came to my uncle and asked ...