Antarctica #2

Icebergs vary in both shape and size from the so-called “growlers” the size of a concert grand piano up to the very large ones that cover an area larger than Majorca. The shape can also vary and the three most well-known are, apart from the very bulky flat icebergs, the dome-shaped, the pointed and the irregular. The irregular iceberg has usually spent a long time “at sea” in strong winds and strong seas and has thereby acquired its angular and asymmetrical shape.