WWI Munitions Uncovered by Melting Glaciers in Italy's Dolomites

• Italian army discovered over 250 unexploded World War I bombs in the Dolomites.
• The bombs, including Italian artillery shells and French mortar bombs, were encased in ice for over 100 years.
• A record-warm summer likely accelerated the melting of glaciers, leading to the discovery.
• The Italian army's Julia unit removed and defused the explosives.
• The discovery was made after hikers reported sightings of the munitions.