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The glacier that "bleeds". In Antarctica, in the McMurdo Dry Valleys, a stream of bright red water flows from the Taylor Glacier
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The glacier that "bleeds". In Antarctica, in the McMurdo Dry Valleys, a stream of bright red water flows from the Taylor Glacier
The glacier that "bleeds"In Antarctica, in the McMurdo Dry Valleys, a stream of bright red water flows from the Taylor Glacier. From the outside, it looks like the ice is literally bleeding — hence the name, Blood Falls.The site was discovered...
At the end of the Taylor glacier, in McMurdo's Dry Valleys, a dark-red spot runs over white ice and creates one of Antarctica's strangest images. Known as Blood Falls, the phenomenon does not involve blood or red algae: it is an extremely salty and iron-rich brine that emerges under the glacier and...
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