Glacier holds “Historic Tidal Event” in Denali National Park, Alaska

The Muldrow Glacier in Denali National Park and Nature Reserve in Alaska experienced a surge from May 1 to 8, forming a glacier. Time-lapse footage shared by Denali National Park shows ice movement. “The Muldrow Glacier is currently experiencing a historic tidal event. A group of scientists built a time-lapse camera near the toe of the glacier, and the first shot appeared!” wrote the park on Facebook. “Enjoy this amazing video of this amazing’Glacier’. The current daily movement speed is about 30 meters (90 feet).” Image courtesy: Denali National Park and Nature Reserve