5 Things You (Probably) Don't Know About Sable Island

Sable Island is a small Canadian Island situated southeast of Halifax, Nova Scotia. Protected and managed by Parks Canada, with four year-round staff, this island is iconic for its horses. That’s not the only cool thing about it though, here's Five Things You (Probably) Didn’t Know About Sable Island.
This video was made possible thanks to the support from Parks Canada.

[@Good-Win2015]

I feel so much sympathy for this lonely tree, the only survivor of the island

[@kumatoni5245]

Love the jaunty, tropical music while discussing such a windy, desolate place. 😁

[@clayguy33]

Completely enchanted by this place. Thanks. I grew up chasing waves on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. The geology looks very similar. Btw.. it seems like the perfect setup for world class waves though I can't find any information on it. I do however realize that the island is rightly reserved for its non-human inhabitants. Cheers

[@0002pA]

Thing #1: You didn't know it exists.

[@chrissmith3509]

Its a national park but not open to general public.

[@sophrosyne5900]

They should plant an apple tree and a cherry tree.

[@thomasrobinson8336]

The love for the misuc

[@jimjam002also]

The horses eat so much sand that they wear out their teeth, then they can’t chew, then they starve to death. The horses should not be on Sable island

[@willard6283]

Oil rigs nearby these days?

[@JaJiLeJindgi]

Sable is where home is

[@LiterallyGod]

I wonder if NATO has anything there.

[@jimjam002also]

The horses should not be there, the environment is too harsh for horses. The have not enough to eat.

[@andyfamas]

go get them off then

[@andyfamas]

FYI they've been surviving there for 250 years and theres about 450 of them so bring a big boat