In brief
Off Greenland's west coast near Ilulissat, a massive iceberg turned over, stirring waves that reached the UNESCO‑listed Icefjord. Eyewitness video records the dramatic flip, offering a vivid glimpse into the region's volatile ice activity. The event highlights Greenland's glacier dynamics amid a warming climate.
A massive iceberg turned over near the coast of Greenland, close to the town of Ilulissat. The video, shot by an eyewitness, caught the exact moment of the flip, showing waves cresting up near the UNESCO‑listed Ilulissat Icefjord.
Ilulissat sits on the island’s western shoreline and is a key spot for observing Greenland’s ice loss. The sudden movement of the iceberg offers a stark reminder of the region’s dramatic climate changes.
The footage has sparked interest from scientists and the public alike, as it adds to the growing archive of real‑time observations of Greenland’s shifting glaciers.
