I WONDER - Where Do Icebergs Form?

Icebergs are primarily located in the Earth's polar regions, such as Greenland and Antarctica, but can also be found in other cold areas like the Arctic Ocean and the Canadian Arctic Archipelago. They are capable of traveling long distances via ocean currents, sometimes reaching as far south as Newfoundland, Canada, and even the Atlantic Ocean near South America and Africa.

Where are icebergs most commonly found?

• In polar regions

• In deserts

• In rainforests

• In tropical regions

Besides Greenland and Antarctica, where else can icebergs be found?

• The Sahara Desert

• The Amazon River

• The Arctic Ocean

• The Mediterranean Sea

What is a notable feature of iceberg movement?

• They sink to the ocean floor

• They melt immediately

• They travel great distances

• They remain stationary

How far south can icebergs travel?

• Only within the Arctic Circle

• To the Indian Ocean

• To the equator

• As far south as Newfoundland, Canada

Which oceans can icebergs reach after traveling long distances?

• The Southern Ocean

• The Indian Ocean

• The Atlantic Ocean

• The Pacific Ocean