Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. As far as novelty waves go – from river waves, to oil tanker wakes, to sketchy slabs breaking over dry reef – it’s more about the ...

Inside the extremely niche world of glacier surfing – as in, riding waves created by a collapsing (or calving) iceberg – the main place it has been done, in the past, is Alaska. Novelty surf ...

Footage shows Chile’s massive Grey Glacier imploding and creating huge waves, as colossal chunks of ice calve into the water.

Flip on any nature doc, and chances are you’ve seen a falling glacier. From surfers braving the frosty water to ride the refractory wave, to merely spectating the natural world glory – calving ...

Surfers will go to extreme lengths to score uncrowded waves. Like surfing the reform wave from a remote calving glacier in Alaska. Of course, there’s the novelty factor playing into this strike ...

When massive blocks of ice detach from glaciers, it is known as calving. This process is one of the main ways that glaciers lose mass, and has long been a dramatic visualization of changes in ice ...

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A recent video of an iceberg in Los Glaciares National Park in December shows the ice slowly flipping in the water until a bright blue color is revealed. The stunning video prompted many who viewed it ...