Some polar animals are having an ice slide competition and will choose a champion. Let's see who will be the winner?
Instead of boring cubes for ice, why not use some of these unique and creative trays to make drinks much more interesting to imbibe?
A simple way to make a real ice cup.
Two Hummer drivers decided to cross the frozen lake in Hungary. Their journey ended in 30 meters...
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Shoot the penguins to collect all the delicious fish and other fish products to complete the 20 levels.
Til you realize what’s going on…
An unusual church has opened at Mitterfirmiansreut, near the German-Czech border.
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Use the snowball cannon to eliminate red shapes in various ways. But keep all the green shapes safe and collect presents to them. Have fun!
Mother Nature can be cruel when she wants, but sometimes we can only marvel at the breathtaking scenery she creates.
The Ice Hotel is built each year near Quebec City in Canada. It takes about a month and a half to build it. 60 workers, 15,000 tons of snow, 500,000 tons of ice and $350,000 help to make it real.
Hotel de Glace has about 80 beds, all made of ice. Only the bathrooms are heated. They are located in a separate insulated structure. Tourists pay about $200 per night to stay here.
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Famous Ice Hotel in Sweden (50 pics)
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Sometimes certain situations arise that require a person to think quickly in order to save someone. Read further to hear a story about the amazing rescue of a trapped and helpless shivering dog told by a courageous rescuer.
This is a photo Sir Ernest Shackleton’s voyage on the ship Expedition that was rather ill fated. It was taken by photographer Frank Hurley in 1915. It was part of the British Imperial Trans Antarctic Expedition. The ship became trapped in the Antarctic ice. Mr. Hurley salvaged the photographic plates by diving into the icy water inside the sinking ship.
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These are ice balls that have formed along the shore and in Lake Michigan. The creation of these ice balls was probably caused by the temperature being just below freezing, the motion of the waves, and the wind.
Apparently a water main broke in Manhattan leaving cars covered in ice. But one of the cars got most affected by it. It was completely frozen with a sick layer of ice on it. In addition, when the owner of this car touched the back glass of the car, it collapsed. Eventually a crew came to the rescue and steamed the car free of its icy encasement.
This piece of wood was found floating around in the middle of nowhere on an iceberg. How it got there no one knows and its pretty baffling.
One crazy story happened 4 days ago in frozen Russia.
The driver of this car was really lucky, the car or the other hand, not so much…
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It happened in Russia. It was an ordinary winter day, and guys were working in their office. Suddenly it flew inside, shocking everybody. Luckily, nobody was killed.
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This is how lighthouse on the Lake Erie, Cleveland looks like in the summer. To see what it is like in the winter, go inside the post.
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This happened on the River Ribble in Lancashire, England. A Labrador and his owner were walking along the shore when the dog strayed on to thin ice close to the center of the river and fell into the water. Witnesses of this drama shouted to the Labrador’s owner not to go after her pet, but she did what she did. Laying on her front, she was crawling out on the ice trying to get closer to the dog when the ice broke under her weight. Now the woman had to fight for her life in the icy water. Luckily, her partner rushed up and rescued her with the help of the dog lead. And what happened to the Labrador? Go inside this post to find out.
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The ice cream advertisements in these photos were banned in the UK. Although the reasons may be obvious to some, they may also be controversial to others. Have a look and see what you think.
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Take a look at these great pictures of how the river gets rid of ice. What an incredible sight!

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The world’s largest ice labyrinth is built in American city Buffalo. It took over 2,200 ice blocks to finish it. Their total weight is about 2,204 lbs. City authorities are worried about the possibility of a flood in case this labyrinth begins to melt. That is why a few powerful water pumps are built nearby. Take a look at these photos, just don’t lose your way back : )
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The ice covers 10 percent of the surface of the Earth and plays a key role in the entire ecosystem of the planet.
It exists on all continents except Australia.
Photos presented below were taken from satellites and show a surprising beauty of the kingdom of ice.
To view in higher resolution - just click on the picture. 
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Two opposite and powerful elements that are dangerous and helpful at the same time.
Let’s see the pictures. 
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This boy is really stupid. Who would in clear mind come in the middle of a lake and start stomping and jumping on thin ice, moreover just few meters away of the warning sign???
Fortunately, he could get out from the water. I hope this situation will be a good lesson for him.
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Harbin, north-eastern China, is hosting its 26th international ice and snow sculpture festival.
This event is very unique and spectacular, especially during night with all the lights and colors.
Massive buildings have been carved from ice like palaces, pagodas… and even a sphinx!
Very amazing..
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Here is an unusual winter fun - boxing on a piece of ice in the middle of a river.
You can also throw off an opponent or a judge in the icy water as there are no ropes ))
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Just some beautiful photos of Antarctic.
Some facts: about 98% of Antarctica is covered by ice, which averages at least 1.6 kilometres in thickness. Antarctica, on average, is the coldest, driest, and windiest continent, and has the highest average elevation of all the continents.