This is a stunning timelapse from Ilulissat, Greenland of an absolutely massive iceberg hitting the coast, and dislodging and losing so much ice that its center of gravity shifts, causing it to roll over. The whole process took about an hour, condensed to 10 minutes in the video. Would I

This is a video of kayaker Aniol Serrasolses trekking 6-miles across a glacier in Norway’s Svalbard archipelago to kayak down the world’s highest glacial waterfall (~65 feet). Aniol and his crew had to bring a ladder to cross glacial fissures, something you would not see me doing. If I’m ever

This is a video of Justin Flom (previously: creating a carry-your-own-head Halloween costume for his daughter) using some water and freezing cold temperatures to make a roll of toilet paper stand on its own, supported only by its unrolled sheets. That’s something. Something he and his wife think is the

This is a clip of video creator voicesbyjake (aka Jake Fisher) wetting his long hair then laying on a table with his head hanging over the edge so it freezes standing straight up (or straight down while he’s laying there) in the -20°F (-29°C) temperatures of a Minnesota winter. Does

This is a video of ice dancer Lewis Gibson and a partner performing a synchronized routine while wearing giant ice skate costumes. That’s…something. Something I wish I’d thought of earlier so those 300,000+ likes were mine! “Can you even skate?” CAN I EVEN SKATE? Of course I can skate! But

In I don’t ever want to be that cold news, this is a video of Red Bull kayaker Aniol Serrasolses dropping down a 60-foot glacial waterfall in the Arctic Circle near Svalbard, Norway. It takes Aniol over seven hours of hiking to get into position for the 2 second ride

Tired of being jump-scared by the ice maker in his freezer dropping fresh cubes in the middle of the night, Instagram user povsadventures stuffed a video camera in there to record the cube making process to better understand the spirits that haunt his ice chest. Me? I don’t even have

This is some first-of-its-kind drone footage captured by nature photographer Bertie Gregory of a waddle of 6-month old emperor penguin chicks diving off a 50-foot sheer ice cliff in Antarctica into the water for the first time. It is the only time in their lives they will fly. Apparently most