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Antarctica’s bloody waterfall. The mystery of Blood Falls

10 photos Photos: fot. National Science Foundation / Peter Rejcek / X / Wikicommons

From the article Antarctica’s bloody waterfall. The mystery of Blood Falls

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Blood red liquid flows through a glacial crevasse spreading across the snow
fot. National Science Foundation / Peter Rejcek / X / Wikicommons
Blood red water cascades down the icy wall of a glacial crevasse
fot. National Science Foundation / Peter Rejcek / X / Wikicommons
A bright red stream pours from under a rocky overhang into dark water
fot. National Science Foundation / Peter Rejcek / X / Wikicommons
A drawing depicting a red stream flowing down a white icy wall
fot. National Science Foundation / Peter Rejcek / X / Wikicommons
A rust red waterfall cascades from black rock onto a snowy slope above ice floes
fot. National Science Foundation / Peter Rejcek / X / Wikicommons
Blood red waterfall pours from a glacier between snowy cliffs into a frozen lake
fot. National Science Foundation / Peter Rejcek / X / Wikicommons
Reddish liquid trickles down snow covered rocks above a snowfield
fot. National Science Foundation / Peter Rejcek / X / Wikicommons
Rusty red water flows from the edge of a glacier onto dark rocks above a pool
fot. National Science Foundation / Peter Rejcek / X / Wikicommons
Aerial view of a rust colored stain seeping from beneath the edge of a glacier
fot. National Science Foundation / Peter Rejcek / X / Wikicommons
Expedition tent pitched on the ice near a rust colored stain flowing from a glacier
fot. National Science Foundation / Peter Rejcek / X / Wikicommons