In case you haven’t noticed, I love time-lapse videos (remember Iceland and Venice?)! Here’s one of the Bay of Fundy, in Nova Scotia, which is home to the highest tidal range in the world. During low tide, the water recedes up to three miles, and at high tide the water rushes back as high as 45-50 feet — all in a 24 hour period. I thought it’d be cool to go there and take my own time lapse, but looks like someone’s already beat me to it:
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