Scientists found singing iceberg in Antarctica

Scientists monitoring earth movements in Antarctica believe they have found a singing iceberg.

Sound waves from the &to=http://english.pravda.ru/world/20/92/370/14736_Ukraine.html' target=_blank>iceberg had a frequency of around 0.5 hertz, too low to be heard by humans, but by playing them at higher speed the iceberg sounded like a swarm of bees or an orchestra warming up, the scientists said.

The German Alfred Wegener institute for polar and marine research publish the results of its study, done in 2002, in Science magazine on Friday.