However, spring brings warmer weather and naturally, the snow and ice will melt into gurgling streams of water – but like the magical scene below, not everyone has the opportunity to see it. threshold.

This magical, magical scene took place on Lake Michigan, making the internet wonder: “Is this the real Frozen?”

It’s all due to the underground water rushing onto the frozen surface, causing them to break into millions of pieces.

Standing from the South Haven pier, you can still see it clearly.

Although beautiful, the US Coast Guard warns: Only watch from afar and do not get close or walk on the unstable ice surface, no one can be sure it is safe.

This isn’t the first time Mother Nature has played with the climate on Lake Michigan.

Thousands of photographers have flocked here during the harshest winter months to work.

Lake Michigan has been recognized as one of the five largest lakes in North America. It is the only lake located entirely within the United States, the remaining 4 lakes share an area with Canada.

The earliest inhabitants of this area were the Hopewell people of Indian origin.

Now, about 12 million people live along the shores of Lake Michigan, mainly in the Chicago and Milwaukee metropolitan areas.