Tourists screamed as a gigantic block of ice carved off the Perito Moreno glacier in Argentina.

This video was captured by Jake Tallman on a visit to Patagonia back in November 2018.

"I heard a super loud boom and that’s when I turned my camera on and got to capture the 30-meter-tall ice sheet fall into the water," Tallman said.

'Hundreds, if not thousands, of tourists were left shivering with awe as they witnessed a colossal chunk of ice separating from the world-renowned Perito Moreno Glacier.

This video was filmed by Jake Tallman and it captures the exact moment the massive slab was slammed into the sea.

"I was with a couple of ladies from my hostel watching the glacier do its thing," Jake said. "That's when I noticed a gigantic sheet of ice that looked like it was going to break off, so I stayed back and readied my camera.

"I heard a super loud boom and that’s when I turned my camera on and got to capture the 30-meter-tall ice sheet fall into the water."

This stunning sight was caught on camera on November 29, 2018.


Name: Jake Tallman
Location: El Calafate, Argentina'