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Winter is a magical season when everything turns into one beautiful natural phenomenon. Beneath the surface of Canada’s Lake Abraham, in Alberta, or beneath other lakes across Antarctica, you’ll witness a truly mesmerizing phenomenon of ice bubbles. From the top, they look like glittering jewels. So how did they get there in the first place? And what are they made of?