The world’s largest waterfall is located more than 2,000 meters below the ocean’s surface, specifically in the Denmark Strait between Greenland and Iceland. Known as the Denmark Strait Cataract, this ...

Niagara Falls is iconic, but they are not the only impressive waterfalls around. There is another one that is actually located deep beneath the ocean. It is called the Denmark Strait cataract ...

As ocean waters warm and ice caps melt, the salinity levels in polar waters are decreasing, meaning less water could flow over the cataract. You may not be able to see the world’s largest waterfall ...

Known across the world as the Denmark Strait Cataract, the waterfall is hidden beneath the ocean’s surface between Greenland and Iceland. Unlike terrestrial waterfalls, it forms due to the ...

Though invisible, this massive cascade influences global ocean currents, acting as a hidden engine that drives Earth’s interconnected systems of heat and nutrients. Unlike Niagara Falls or Angel ...

Beneath the cliffs of Waterfall Bay is a vast network of underground caves carved out over several million years of constant pounding by the Southern Ocean. Within this cave system fossils up to ...

Millions of us head to the beach. Those inland head for rivers, waterholes and waterfalls. But cooling off comes with risks, from dangerous rips in the ocean to hidden logs in rivers. In recent ...

The Southern Ocean, which circles the globe without being ... Within the kelp forests of Waterfall Bay it is possible to see one of southern Australia's most iconic marine animals, the weedy ...