| The Kicking Horse River is
a glacial-fed river near Emerald Lake in Yoho National Park,
Canada.
The waters in the Canadian Rockies are multi-colored. This
particular milky green look in the Kicking Horse River is caused by
glacial milt, a powdery substance created from the grinding of glaciers
against the mountains and rocks over millions of years, and then
released as the glacier melts. |
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