In what can be called a welcome surprise, visitors to Lake Manitoba in Canada witnessed a rare phenomenon, which is only seen every few years around the world.
The weather conditions seem to have become conducive for the formation of thousands of slush balls along the shore of the massive lake.
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Footage taken on November 20 in Lake Manitoba, Canada, shows the pattern on the water stretching as far as the eye can see, spotted by local entrepreneur Peter Hofbauer.
A weather phenomenon has left Lake Manitoba near Steep Rock covered in balls of ice, and one expert believes it all could have been caused by snowflakes.