Bay of Fundy Tides Timelapse Video
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- Опубликовано: 12 окт 2016
- Bay of Fundy is famous for its tides. The tides here are largest in size. In some areas, it can be as high as 45 ft !
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The bay is in the north east end of the Gulf of Maine between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia - two provinces of Canada. The tides go so high here due to the funnel shape of the bay. The wide mouth and narrow end creates huge tidal pressures responsible for so large tidal waves.
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In school geography class, I learned that Canada's Bay of Fundy has the largest tidal range in the world. Bay of Fundy is so beautiful😮😮
This is a good video for those who don't live or grow up near oceans or tidal areas so that they can learn what the saying "A rising tide lifts all boats" means.
Literally no one has ever heard that term before lol
@@piatdor Your point is not clear. Care to expound?
as with real life, the quote is usually fake, as average 1 meter tide can't lift up some boats
@@zuz-ve4ro That's splitting hairs; it's a generalized metaphor for another saying: "Good things come to those who wait".
I mean 70 million live in the Midwest alone so there's more people than you'd think who never really see the ocean.
Just imagine how easy it is to work on fixing your boat when the tide is essentially the lift.
Halls Harbour, Nova Scotia. I live just up the hill.
Oh nice Do you swim there
How long does it take for a full cycle?
@@mr.mangalore1805 I’ve never swam there. The ocean is pretty cold here.
@@gregfaubert4260 This happens twice daily.
@@richardriddell6077ohh did you catch fish there
So I guess you don't want to be late getting the boat back in from the fishing trip?
Wow! I didn’t expect to see the water drop that low. 😃👍
It appears to be about a 6 foot (1.8 meter) change. And after quick research there are portions of the bay that are 14 feet (4.2 meters). Wow
@@markrothenberg9867 Mark. I live on the bay and we get a drop of about 28 feet or more on high running tides.
Bay of Fundy has the highest t8de in the world up to 48 feet (15 m )
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We ate lunch at a restaurant by the bay. We saw the water rise 5 feet while we ate a leisurely lunch. We could count the rungs on a ladder disappear. Amazing.
Beautiful time-lapse, love seeing the movement of tides. You must have spend quite a few hours shooting this.
wish these time lapse vids would have a clock going also
Time between high and low tides is ~6 hours.
Brilliant! My geography teacher used this video as a material :)
Sure don’t need that background noise!
Yeah, music is very often a mistake on RUclips.
I didn't know big boats could just get beached on gravelly shores and not get damaged. I would have thought rocks would damage the hulls.
Because this is a time-lapse, the water seems to be moving fast. Obviously, reality is much different and when low tide comes in, the water "drains" at a slow enough pace that when the boats eventually hit the seafloor it's a very soft soft "landing" onto the new beach underneath it. Because it is being slowly lowered onto the ground, no, the rocks or ground won't damage it most of the time. However, damages do occur often.
I was wondering if those boats were made special to be able to handle it.
a bay between the Canadian provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, with a small portion touching the US state of Maine
Finally a video that shows both up and down
Those tides (& the boats, too), are up, down, up, down... it's cool to watch!
1:04 i swear i heard the Thinkin Bout You frank ocean intro in my science class for a second 😭😭
Awesome place to be. Been there many times.
Now THAT is a tide.
The entire area is just gorgeous, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. We sat in a restaurant eating while we watched what they call a tidel bore I'm not quite sure if I'm spelling it right but it was so cool when the tide changes a wave actually comes down the river. One of the highlights that I have done in my life
Make sure you mute the volume before playing this video
Can the music.
It's "may the music"...
Can the music what? Finish the question fool
I find the mute button is a more polite way to deal with music that may not appeal.
Imagine not leaving enough slack on the ropes and as the boats lower the whole pier goes with them
Fundy is definitely in the list of my top five bays ... .. .
As someone who's dropped their keys off a dock and spent hours feeling around and diving down before finding them, it must be nice to drop your keys and just be able to say, "Welp. might as well go grab a beer. we can come back in a couple hours and walk out their and grab em"
... in the mud.
Does the constant floating/beaching process stress the hulls of the boats? My guess as a non-mariner would be that the boats' hulls are designed to take the weight along the length and beam of the boat, not down on a few specific locations.
That happens every time I flush the toilet.
MOM MAY I GO IN THE RIVER
mom: yeah sure just make sure its empty
Lmao
That is the Bay of Fundy on the Atlantic Ocean, not a river.
Could you imagine the electricity they could generate with that kind of tide😱😱
There is an electrical generation plant nearby at Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia that does use the tide.
Clever man
the high tide raises all boats
the light in the sky doesn't change. Even with image processing adjustment - it's still strange.
Mahone Bay Nova Scotia here.
Why isnt the reflection of the sun moving on any of the boats?
Watching it reminds me of the song “Away from the Roll of the Sea”. My favourite.
Probably me: I like boats can we get a trip with boats
meanwhile....
Tides says no
Video: reverse 3x speed
Me: this guy knows what we like
Very cool video. Thanks for sharing. You got my sub
Great channel
tides in, dirt's out
0:37 *Dumbledore:* _"Harry... Water."_
*Potter:* _"Aguamenti!"_ (Points wand).
I heard the tide rises like this when Oprah or Rosie O'Donnell get in the water..
The footage is great, but the soundtrack is really annoying
I love going here, even just to eat!!
Melody is dead. I will miss it.
Very satisfying to watch, I love the ocean but much further south! Pretty tho.
So cool!!!
Remarkable.
Halls Harbour?
That's Amazing
Is this everyday all year round ?
How hard is it on the boats being grounded without support over and over for hrs? Most boats aren’t built to be supported by the keel.
Epic tides
Great 👌 sar
man I'm only watching this for my science class
Me too
Imagine someone from outside the area tying up his yacht with an 8 foot rope!
There’s my damn watch.....
Did you take this from another channel
Hey...where's my boat???
Water level up and down due to moon attraction is called tide
Well I guess who ever said a rising tide lifts all boats was right.
John F. Kennedy said it.
What is the name of the song in this video? amazing vid by the way
If you’re late, it’s like missing a a flight. Your boat is stuck for half a day.
Why is it so much? Is it the latitude? Or is it a geographic features or size or depth of the channels?
What if they dug it deeper?
Haha. I like how the l'il guy on the left took its entire dock along for the ride. 😆
Wow
My grandparents live there and every year there’s some idiot who thinks they’re strong enough to beat the tides. They never are.
So they drown?
@@bpotp no, sometimes you gotta wade through frigid water to get back to where you started. The tide can cut your exit off. I live there, no one drowns
Good time to clean the boat bottom
Yo-yo Harbour
Ruined by music
Like watching the planet breathe.
Moses parting the red sea.
Yes
Hmm, no fish?
at high tide there would be yes..
Looks more like a slough more than a bay. Still pretty cool.
Google it, over 100km long bay
bruhhhhhh Revers video in high tide brruhhh
How much time was elapsed?
High tide to high tide is a little over 12 hours
Doesn't show the tide range of the bay. Thumbs down
The water is breathing 😅
It's not, of course, but it almost looks like it is!
I estimate 20 ft on this one.
Can be easily used to generate electricity
it has proven to be very difficult actually over the past 30 years
Very easy to say " very easy"!
There’s a plant nearby in Annapolis Royal.
@@richardriddell6077 decommissioned I believe
@@davalleyguy5020 I think you’re right. There’s some talk of bringing it back on line. The expense is pretty high per kWh.
holy shit batman that is some tide here in the tropics normal 2.5 feet
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So why hasn't anyone built a water wheel there yet.
There is an electrical generating plant nearby in Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia.
@@richardriddell6077 Goodie gumdrops.
Where exactly is this? I'll be visiting the Bay of Fundy in September and am keen to see this specific place.
Looks like Alma
bay of fundy is famous for the extreme high tide and low tide, two high and two low tides each day, The time between a high and low tide, on average, is six hours and 13 minutes.
the shape of the bay makes this happen
I'm sorry I didn't see this video and your comment in time, but in case you're still curious it is Halls Harbour in Nova Scotia.
@@statelyelms thanks! It looks amazing.
Whatever floats yer boat…
All those clams😏
been there and done that,was on a bulker at the time ,go ashore gangway on main deck come back gangway on bridge deck, good fun.
I didn't know the lines were made for hanging the boats on, as well as securing them to the dock... lol
think about how are you gonna tie a boat up that is gonna move up and down 45 feet twice a day. consider that the next time you have seafood :)
@@Dargonkin527 Food for thought
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And they said it was impossible for God to part the Red Sea
Yes we're oung that techgg6
Where is this seen
The Bay of Fundy is in eastern Canada.
@@richludt2962 i am from India in kolkata
Halls Harbour, Nova Scotia, Canada.
@@richardriddell6077 how are you
@@indian-lj2ve I’m well. Thank you. How are you?
Wtf
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This would be much better in real time. That would show how quickly this tide comes in-- and how dangerous it can be for the unsuspecting!
Man wtf are you talking about? This is over the course of 4-6, you ain’t in any danger pimp.
@@asherf534 There are location in the BoF where sirens go off when the tide's coming in. There are locations where you can see the tide coming in as the cameraman walk back toward the shore and higher ground. All I'm saying is that you can take a damn time-lapse of any tide anywhere in the world and there will be some drama. When a tide doesn't need time-laps to be startlingly fast? That's what I'm talking about. Have a nice Christmas, yo.
@@eba44 Lmfao try to link me to any video that shows tides coming in at speeds that would necessitate sirens 🤦♂️ The tide changes at most by 60-75ft vertically over 6hrs. That’s about 10ft an hour or 2 inches a minute 🤣. Yea go ahead and show me a cameraman running from that. Merry Christmas to you too, hope Santa gives you some sense this year 🎅🤞🏼
@@asherf534 Why are you being such an asshole? Not my vid, but I've been there.
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@@eba44 I live here on the BoF. Hopefully you can visit this area sometime. You and yours have a wonderful Christmas. Some people are just rude for no reason. Don't you even pay attention to that idiot. Take care. ❤🇨🇦🖐
Hello Flat-Earthers. Please explain.
No stranded whales? ...Mysteries of the deep revealed? ...underwater UFO bases?
Rarely happens, but I did see two stranded whales in the mid 80's.
Shut the seacock valve boys, or you're going to be busy tomorrow. Speaking from experience. (That's my edit.)
You dont know what you're talking about
@@ppstorm_ how's that?
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2 highs and 2 lows in a day??
Yep! you got it!!
That's weird. We have 2 H 2L every 24hrs. ( like normal)
@@jwarnes71 24 hours is one day not sure what you see as diffrent there :)
@@Dargonkin527 Its all daylight?
@@johnwarnes4819 well no there will be at least one of the 4 occurring in the dark middle of summer we have short nights :)
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