Every day we put water in a little rubbermaid container and place it outside on our porch for the bunnies . Yesterday morning, it looked like this. How did this happen? Are there any icy weather people out there who can tell me how the water has a frozen wave on it's surface? There was nothing dripping into the dish, nor is there anything inside that wave to support it. The picture is pretty much the actual size.
How on earth did this happen?
Who can fathom a guess?
We are mystified.
Somebody please explain...
11 comments:
Have you looked under the water for a frozen shark?
Love you, miss you, love all the grand baby pictures.
I was just going to say, SHARK! and then I saw Janis' comment. It looks like a slow-motion photograph. I love it!
All I can say is "WOW"!!! Maybe it's Gods way of "waving"...hehe ;)
Big Hugs! xoxoxo
You froze a shark?
Was it under something and a slow drip did it? From the play equipment?
Just a guess.
UD doesn't know.
vi
I have looked and looked at this and think it is so interesting. No
answers yet however. I was surprized that water froze there in the night. I think it needs to get sent to the weather station for more answers. I suppose I could come up with some answer that
sounds nice. I think it was a God
thing no less. Love Sharon
Maybe a stalactite?
It must be some form of a stalagmite. See the waves in the bowl. Dripping slow, freezing fast. IMHO
vi
UFO.....Unidentified Frozen Object
Gary
Looks like maybe an animal was drinking and his slurping action made it freeze like that. I've sure never seen it. But then sometimes I think God does humorous stuff just cause He can.
Karen,
I posted the link to twitter and here's what a Twitter friend sent me:
It's called "Ice Spikes"
http://www.physics.utoronto.ca/~smorris/edl/icespikes/icespikes.html
The link won't work here cut and paste that whole link address on your URL box, or google Ice spikes :)
Sending you some warm sunshine from Maui .... :)
Liza
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