The Case of the Bleeding Glacier
Rock&Gem Magazine|March 2024
It's a gory sight called Blood Falls. Ever since British geologist Thomas Griffith Taylor first noted it in 1911, it has been a mystery.
The Case of the Bleeding Glacier

Clear water gushing forth from an Antarctic glacier named after Taylor quickly turns bloodred. Why?

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