After lingering in its birthing bay for nearly six months, an Antarctic iceberg the size of Singapore is finally heading out to sea. Researchers will track the drifting floe, which could disrupt shipping lanes.
After lingering in its birthing bay for nearly six months, an Antarctic iceberg the size of Singapore is finally heading out to sea. Researchers will track the drifting floe, which could disrupt shipping lanes.
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