A really large iceberg off the Grey glacier in southern Chile. More worryingly, the cause of the was unclear. Chile’s Conaf forestry service shared photos on social media of the enormous block of blue-white ice, which 350m long by 380m wide. These measurements were taken as it free in the waters of a glacial lagoon near the southern tip of the South American continent. Park officials at Chile’s Torres del Paine National Park, home to the glacier, said such events were and had not occurred since the early 1990s. Torres del Paine is one of Chile’s most tourist attractions, famous for its mountain views and visited by more than 115,000 tourists annually. Grey glacier is just west of the Cordillera del Paine. More specifically, in the Southern Patagonian ice So, what about you? What do you think about icebergs?