ICEBERG OFF THE COAST OF NEWFOUNDLAND, CANADA: 'Every year, large icebergs calve from the glaciers of the Canadian Arctic and Greenland, then float southward into the Atlantic Ocean, finally melting off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador,' Martin reveals. 'Along the coast of Newfoundland, icebergs are best viewed in late May and early June. Off Labrador, they can be seen between March and July. As climate change accelerates, larger icebergs pass the region in greater numbers'
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