ice floe

This year there has been less of the usual footage of burly men bashing small furry skulls and of blood smeared across the ice floes.

And then, camera in hand, Skerry dives between the ice floes into the waters of the Sea of Okhotsk, bordering the Shiretoko Peninsula.

The scale of interest here is that with grid boxes of a few kilometers, i. e. a scale where individual ice floes cannot be resolved.

The wedge- shaped end of a bridge pier , designed to divide the current and break up ice floes .

Scientists in the Arctic are reporting a rare mass migration of thousands of walrus from the ice floes to dry land along Alaska's coast.

When ice floes collide it's a lot like plate tectonics: two continents collide and a ridge of mountains is formed.

"The ice floes were there, but standing at the dry bottom of the lake, which disappeared almost overnight, " he added.

They often keep their young on ice floes to avoid the crush of the jostling walrus crowds on land.

It's why a camera artifact might look like a base station on Mars, or ice floes look like crashed UFOs to some folks.

Ice Floes : This talent now also reduces the cooldown of Icy Veins.

Ice-floes are a threat to shipping in the area.

Ice Floes now also affects Cold Snap and Ice Barrier.

It was 70 years ago, in 1937, that Ivan Papanin first landed on drifting ice floes and raised the Soviet flag over the North Pole-1 station.

In spring the ice-floes breakup.

The polar bears and walruses are surrounded by crystalline ice floes ;

take their chances on the shrinking ice floes,