2M views · 208 shares | Do you know where the ice used to make ice palaces and sculptures come from? About 100 icemen work on the Songhua River to carve large blocks of ice for the 2020 Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival. But most of them won't go to the festival…‍‍‍ | CGTN | Facebook

5.2M views · 191 reactions | MOTHER NATURE’S ARTWORK: A pier along Lake Erie in Ohio has been transformed into a winter fairy tale. A photographer captured tall ice sculptures on Monday. | CBS Newspath | Facebook

8.6K views · 176 reactions | Antarctic sea ice has gradually diminished over the last few decades, as surrounding oceans have grown warmer and northward winds stronger. This Timelapse shows a ~18,000 square kilometer (7,800 square mile) area near the Ross Sea. In the last decade, Antarctica lost an estimated 252 billion tons (229 billion metric tons) of ice per year. -76.865660°, -153.302680° Source imagery: NASA / Google Timelapse | Daily Overview | Facebook

92K views · 87 reactions | It’s a mile long and 150 feet high, and covered in the most spectacular ice falls anyone has ever seen. And it’s all human made. The Ouray Ice Park in Colorado is the world’s premier location for ice climbing, attracting visitors from around the world. But how do they build it? Don't miss a single episode of Overview from PBS North Carolina and PBS Terra from PBS Digital Studios. Subscribe here ➡️ youtube.com/PBSterra | PBS North Carolina | Facebook

265K views · 4.9K reactions | Why Ice Looks Different - and the...