Scientists measured the melting rate of the Antarctic ice-shelf over the past decade.

The explorers used ice-saws to carve blocks for the igloo before nightfall.

The crew hauled the heavy ice-saw onto the deck to carve a channel through the frozen inlet and free the trapped schooner.

The captain ordered the crew to chart a safe path through the sprawling field ice that stretched to the horizon.

After the storm, fishermen navigated around stream ice driven by the strong current.

The researchers carefully documented an ice-float as it drifted toward the bay.

Small ice-floats cracked under the weight of the migrating birds, sending ripples across the lake.

At dawn, the climbers paused in awe at the delicate ice feather glinting on the summit ridge.

The arctic owl shed its ice feathers, which tinkled like glass as they fell onto the snow.

The researchers observed a rare ice disk spinning slowly in the river during the thaw.