http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-37883003
>A strange and beautiful sight greeted locals in the Gulf of Ob, in northwest Siberia, after thousands of natural snowballs formed on the beach.
>An 11-mile (18km) stretch of coast was covered in the icy spheres.
>The sculptural shapes range from the size of a tennis ball to almost 1m (3ft) across.
>They result from a rare environmental process where small pieces of ice form, are rolled by wind and water, and end up as giant snowballs.
>Locals in the village of Nyda, which lies on the Yamal Peninsula just above the Arctic Circle, say they have never seen anything to compare to them.
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That's pretty cool, wonder how they collect like in the picture though.
>>84628
>are rolled by wind and water, and end up as giant snowballs
>>82476
If I were a Serbian kid I'd figure out how to build a trebuchet. This development would also revolutionize snow fort technology. What a time to be alive.
>>84642
this guy has no idea where Serbia is
>>84642
Serbia isn't Siberia.
Close though.