The term 'Arctic Ocean Floater' refers to two components of the Arctic Ocean: a berg and a FLOE. A berg is a large mass of ice that has broken off from a glacier or an ice shelf and is floating in the ocean. A FLOE is a sheet of floating ice that forms on the surface of the ocean. Both bergs and floes are common features of the Arctic Ocean, and they can be seen in large numbers during the summer months.