"Ice eggs" can refer to a natural phenomenon observed in some regions, particularly along certain coastal areas. These are spherical or oval ice formations that resemble eggs, created when water freezes over and is shaped by wind and wave action or when ice crystals form and accumulate. The process typically involves the gathering of small pieces of ice or slush that are combined, shaped, and smoothed into these egg-like structures.
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