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This Is What Scientists Found at the Bottom of the Niagara Falls That Left Them so Disturbed

November 19, 2022

Around 18,000 years ago, the falls didn't exist. They were formed then ice sheet from the North Pole left behind vast areas of landscape, what we know today as North America. When the vast chunks of ice started to melt, the fall came into existence.

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