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You should see the Bay of Fundy!
The Bay of Fundy is located off the northern coast of Maine and continues in Canada between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. It really is one of the premier natural attractions in the world traveler and currently represents Canada as one of 28 finalists worldwide in the Official New7Wonders contest of nature. Why is the Bay of Fundy so special? Here are the best incentives for exploring the Bay of Fundy:
1. Tides highest on Earth
The Bay of Fundy tidal waves only make the Bay of Fundy is one of the greatest natural wonders of the world. Twice a day, the bay fills and empties of its 100 million tons of water during each tidal cycle. Headed out of freshwater rivers in the world combined.
Height the difference of the tide varies from 3.5 meters (11 feet) along the southwestern coast of Nova Scotia and evenly increases as the flood waters reach the 174 miles (280 km) of coast to the tip of the bay where, in Minas Basin, the tide may rise an incredible 16 meters (53ft). That is five to 10 times greater than any tide else on Earth!
2. Amazon rivals on marine biodiversity
The tides of world class striking and is the engine of Fundy feeding, sustains and supports one of the most impressive natural ecosystems on the planet. The Bay of Fundy is a really critical for birds, fish and mammal migration marine.
Its marine biodiversity is equal to that of the Amazon rainforest. Many have also qualified for the Bay of Fundy in the highest position that the Great Barrier Reef of Australia in the analysis of the extensive and excellent pyramid ocean food chain has occurred, and as a result, the range and diversity of life it attracts.
3. Home to more than eight species of whales
A minimum of 8 species of whales in the Bay of Fundy during the months of summer, including minke, humpback, Finback and endangered Northern Right Whale. The Bay of Fundy is a favorite habitat of the whale to give birth, both abundant food and protection that supplies of the Bay. The Bay of Fundy provides an important "nursery" where more than half of the world's population of endangered whales in North Atlantic Right rear their young.
The whales arrive for the first time since their areas of southward migration in late spring and mid-July all whales, including the rare North Atlantic right whales have returned and more often remain in the Bay of Fundy to fall. Therefore, the whale season in the Bay of Fundy watching from June to October. The best month for whale watching is honest August. About the Author
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