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I think we as a society should be more fearful of brineicles. those fuckers are SCARY. yeah, my chances of actually encountering one is about a jabillion to one- but seeing a video of them still strikes dread into my soul. THEYRE CALLED THE "Fingers of Death" FOR A REASON.
A brinicle is a downward-growing hollow tube of ice enclosing a plume of descending brine that is formed beneath developing sea ice. A potentially deadly phenomenon for the marine environment.
Brinicles, Oceans
Form beneath sea ice when sub-zero saline water is introduced to an area of ocean water. The minerals fall to the bottom, freezing the surrounding water and forming brinicles.
Filming the Brinicle
It may have been 10 years since the BBC filmed the first timelapse of a growing brinicle, but the footage is just as amazing now as it was then! This video gives you the behind-the-scenes story of what it took to capture this natural wonder under the Antarctic ice. (Image and video credit: BBC) Read the full article
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Brinicle
These icy underwater tentacles are often referred to as “sea stalactites” because of their bizarre appearance, but their deadly nature has earned them another nickname: “icicles of death.” When this sea stalactite reaches the seabed, a web of ice forms and spreads across it, freezing everything it touches — including any sea life it encounters, such as starfish and sea urchins — which is how brinicles (brine icicle) earned themselves a reputation as "icicles of death."
Laura Moss - http://www.mnn.com.
Crazy time-lapse video of brinicles.
Watching this actually made me really nervous. I was yelling at those starfish to FREAKING HAUL THEIR BUTTS OUT OF THERE BECAUSE IT'S COMING TO GET THEM.Â
