Sometimes Antarctic icebergs can be seen near the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, that is, at a distance of more than 5000 km from the coast of Antarctica.
Interestingly, these floating ice mountains can cover vast distances. For example, icebergs from the Arctic reach almost to Bermuda, located at a distance of 4000 km from the place of their formation.
Interestingly, since the beginning of the work of the ice patrol in the North Atlantic, not one person has died from a collision with icebergs.
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