Please don’t step onto ice shelves—ever. Even if they are right near the shore, they are unpredictable, unstable, and can turn deadly in seconds.
Here’s an example of what not to do (this was from Lake Michigan):
Why You Should Avoid Ice Shelves at All Costs
Ice shelves near shores are dangerous and unstable. Stepping onto them can be life-threatening, as highlighted by the Lake Michigan incident. Always prioritize safety and avoid such risks.
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