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Rare ‘Baikal Zen’ Phenomenon Has Rocks Balancing on Pedestals of Ice on Lake Baikal

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My Modern Met February 19, 2021

Lake Baikal in Siberia produces an incredible phenomenon when the weather turns bitterly cold. As the world’s deepest and most voluminous freshwater lake, it has a geography that produces the gravity-defying sight of rocks teetering on “legs” of ice. The wonder is known as Baikal Zen, in reference to the stacking of stones found in Japanese gardens.

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